People for the Ethical Treatment of People
Posted by Eric in Uncategorized on 09 29th, 2008 | 3 responses
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It’s great isn’t it, how you can see God in people? We expect to see God in church and through Christian communities, but it’s wonderful when we can see God’s character in people who don’t profess any faith. We must remember that although we are fallen, all people have been created in the image of God.
Just a shame that we often show more love to animals than our neigbours.
I would be thrilled to join “People for the Ethical Treatment of People”.
We live in a world of crime and violence, in this country alone someone is a victim of a violent crime every 3 minutes.
Until we learn to take care of, and be kind to each other, those poor fools at PETA don’t stand a chance.
It’s kind of like Charity beginning at home.
Oh my, it seems that my idea was already taken…”people for the ethical treatment of people.” What luck. Anyway, if you get my wavelength (new-age talk), and you would like to establish something like this, that does not discriminate among ethnic or socio-economic background, please e-mail me asap at heatherway@alumni.purdue.edu.
FYI, I am a Californian, disgusted with the legality of SUV’s.
I work in the inner-city, and love my work. I am a Speech-language pathologist by profession.