A Conversation with Elizabeth
1998
Re: ligion

From:          LMixson LMixson@PEC.com>
To:            Elizabeth 
Date:          Wed, 8 Apr 1998 14:57:07 -0400
Subject:       Re: ligion
 
Good afternoon. I just got around to sending a note as I was busy this morning I spent the morning talking to software vendors on the phone and then interviewing a new person for our group. Actually the guy we were interviewing is a friend of mine from two jobs ago. We worked on image systems together at Dyncorp and he is still there. As it turns out they are moving the image system he has been working on for the Navy to Millington Tennessee in July so he was just starting to look for a job when I called him up to tell him about opportunities here. It looks like we will be making him an offer. Strange how things work out.
 
I would have like to seen the PBS special about the Dead Sea Scrolls and new testament. I always had an interest in such, probably from being brought up in a "church going, Baptist family". I read some awhile ago about how the scrolls were found quite a few years ago but where not being release until they were "translated" by some group. It sounded more like they were trying to control what the scrolls said from getting out. I understand that much of what has been translated has not been released. Having been brought up reading the bible and having those many years of Baptist interpretation I have an interest in what new light the scrolls might add.
 
I don't know if you remember by my grandfather (mother's side) was a Baptist preacher. A real Hell and Damnation type. My older sister turned out to be my mother's dream in that she married a man who became a Baptist Minster and they were missionaries in Austria for 13 years. They now live in Lawrence,
Kansas and he has his own church. I really like him for he is a more modern/liberal type and his church caters to the University crowd.
 
Oh well, back to some work.
 
Larry
 

I like the play of the "Re:" from the reply to make Religion.

Re: Re: ligion