[I am not subscribed to debian-bsd.] On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 01:41:50AM +0100, Christoph Berg wrote: > I consider myself educated, and I've never heard of any demons in school > where we had 13 years of religious (catholic) education. I can > definitely say that I'm not offended, and I doubt that anyone I know > would be. Thanks for reinforcing my generally positive view of present-day Catholics compared to their Protestant brethren. I should think if anyone were taught demonology these days, it would be kids in Catholic school, since as I understand it, Christian demonology was an enterprise unique to the Catholic church. By the time the Protestant Reformation rolled around, it was no longer necessary for Christians to *invent* demons; there were plenty to slaughter in sectarian wars. > I like Branden's proposition very much. (Other than the proposed > Pratchett names.) The Pratchett names weren't my suggestion; if they're adopted, then I cannot claim the credit for proposing them. -- G. Branden Robinson | Computer security is like an onion: Debian GNU/Linux | the more you dig in, the more you branden@debian.org | want to cry. http://people.debian.org/~branden/ | -- Cory Altheide
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