Originally Posted by Bahtatboy

I'm pretty sure it would be actionable. Anyone giving advice, free or not, with either explicit or implicit recommendation that it should be followed, is potentially liable if someone follows it, the advice is wrong or bad, and that person suffers. And I would imagine he qualifies for the first rule when considering suing someone: Can he pay?

Originally Posted by Meow

Got to be just a matter of time...

Originally Posted by Norm_uk

Rather odd since the Jews follow the (I hasten to add 'unaltered and untranslated') "Old Testament" yet when was the last time you heard of even an Orthodox Jew promoting stoning or eye for an eye type justice anywhere?

Also, most of the Churches in the world follow the writings of Paul more than anything else...Jesus never even advocated a separation from Judaism.

N.

Originally Posted by Autonomy

Looks like were not out of the woods yet.... the world is still going to end....

"Harold Camping says his prophecy that the world would end was off by five months, and the Rapture will actually take place on 21 October"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011...ing-apocalypse

Originally Posted by littlejimmy

I guess the media only show us the noisiest and most extreme people in the media, like the Westboro Baptists and Harold Camping. It demonstrates that we shouldn't judge everyone of a particular creed or faith by the actions of the lunatics at the fringes.

Originally Posted by Paracletus

I find it interesting that the predicted amount of people who were meant to be raptured equates roughly to the amount of psychopaths on earth... 200million. Check it.

Originally Posted by Paracletus

I find it interesting that the predicted amount of people who were meant to be raptured equates roughly to the amount of psychopaths on earth... 200million. Check it.