From:    Kayla Block                            Area: Night Side
To:      Rigor Mortis                           17 Jul 94 07:21:08
Subject: Re: Fango' Convention                  UpdReq 

93 rigor mortis!
KB>  well, my car is still dead, and probably permanently dead.  :(
 RM> That sucks....Maybe a little automotive necromancy is in order....
heh, i wish it was that simple!  apparently there are 2 types of cars in this 
world---kali-fornia kars, and 'federal' kars.  mine is a fed, and since i 
live in kali-fornia, most of the cars around here are....(you guessed it), 
california cars.  so, to try to get the necessary part, (drive computer) from 
a junkyard is almost impossible.  (from the dealer, they run around $500 and 
would take a few weeks to come in).  plus, the car has several other 
problems.  needless to say, the car is still dead.  :(
 RM>         John C. Jones
 RM>         P.O. Box 5321
 RM>         Sherman Oaks, CA 91413
 RM>         (818)981 - 9020
well, that's VERY local.  thanks!
KB>  no doubt, but i wonder who would actually pay him to be rocket boy?
 RM> It's not the money, it's the artistic freedom that 
 RM> being Rocket Boy gives him....}:)
ROTFL!  oh yeah, i forgot......an artiste.  };-]
TTYL
        93,
        kayla



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From:    Julia Phillips                         Area: Night Side
To:      Celtic Wolf                            14 Jul 94 22:44:12
Subject: Children's Book                        UpdReq 

Hello Celtic!
23 Jun 94 00:36, Celtic Wolf wrote to Paladin:
 CW> different things. The Inquisition started with the Jews, moved to
 CW> heretics, and finished by using charges of "Satanism" to kill
Actually, one of the earliest uses of the Inquisitional process was against 
Christian clerics. Until the 13th century, a Cleric could only be tried by 
Ecclesiastical Tribunal, and could not be charged by anyone of a lower 
status. Pope Innocent III changed the law from an accusatory principle to an 
inquisitorial one for ecclesiastical crimes; this meant that even the most 
exalted of clerics could be brought to trial.
As the Inquisitorial process took hold though, Jews were indeed one of the 
many groups of heretics who felt its power.
 CW> anyone they so wished.  Oh, and the sacrifing babies charge was
 CW> used against the Jews and heretics, too.
The earliest recorded use of the crime of sacrificing babies was a Pagan 
accusation against the "new" religion of Christianity (ref Minucius Felix, 
writing around 2nd century AD). If you read the "crimes" which the Christians 
were thought to have committed, you could be reading any modern accusation 
against witches and satanists.
B*B Julia


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