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In a message dated 8/25/2006 1:25:44 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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There is nothing "scientific" about religious or spiritual belief. In my
opinion, the linguistic transition from Voodoo or Voodoun to hoodoo
represents a
generational breakdown the attachment to a former belief system and
replacement by another. People whose parents or grandparents once practiced
the old
religion, but whose current religion is something else (say Islam or
Protestant) use the term to refer to the old way. I cannot speak for
others, but I do
not think anyone intended to be derogatory and really wish the harsh
comments
would end. The part of this thread about the meaning of the term is
interesting, but judging others for using the term in an implied way is not
amusing.
Ron May
Legacy 106, Inc.
Again, I don't care anything about religion. My concern is with using
correct terms in our studies and not passing along incorrect information as fact.
Thats all on this subject for me....
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