If you haven't read a thing you are just trusting someone else's word.  This 
same logic is what those opposing Christianity say concerning the bible.  I 
was just saying no one can conduct an intelligent discussion of any subject 
if he has not studied the subject.  I agree with the constitution, and I 
have read it.  I think next to holy scripture it is the most wonderful and 
inspired document there is.  You should read it.  It isn't long.  When we 
were young we had to memorize the preamble. Didn't you have to as well?
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 4:01 PM
Subject: Re: Harry Potter? - WAS:Re: Miss Flurrie


> Brad,
>
> It's like I told them on another list, I haven't even read the 
> constitution
> of the United State but I believe it and live by it as an American.  So I
> don't need to read Harry Potter to comprehend the nature of the writings.
>
> Phil.