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Re: Apps Roundup #2: Focus on Bibletime 1.0
by Felix Rodriguez on Monday 16/Jul/2001, @13:13

Religion isn't the only cause of wars. We can point to Land, Oil, Money etc. Taking your analogy one step further would mean that we should not include a financial application in KDE because money was used to start a war. Or we should no longer drive cars because Oil is evil and it is the cause of many wars.

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Re: Apps Roundup #2: Focus on Bibletime 1.0
by Per Wigren on Monday 16/Jul/2001, @13:27

Aw, come on! I have no problem with the program. Linux distributions can include it all they want. I just don't think it's right to include it in the *KDE* distribution! A financial application has lots of uses. Bibletime has only ONE use, and that is to study the christian bible.

What if we included a program with the only use to study the satanic black bible (or whatever it is called) instead? Would there be any objections then?

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Re: Apps Roundup #2: Focus on Bibletime 1.0
by Felix Rodriguez on Monday 16/Jul/2001, @13:35

Ok I concede the point. Maybe it shouldn't be included in the KDE Distribution because it might offend some people.

I was more concerned about people who where looking to use a good bible-study software with KDE would not no that there was one available.

The intention was not to force others to use a product that they would not want to use.

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