The Fate of The Romanovs,Greg King,Penny Wilson

[helenazar]

I find it interesting Yurovsky has gone through more religions than a Hollywood movie star.

I think it was only two: Judaism and Lutheran. No Scientology involved ;-)

[Puppylove]

I find it interesting Yurovsky has gone through more religions than a Hollywood movie star.

I think it was only two: Judaism and Lutheran. No Scientology involved ;-)

Good one Helen! If only Mr. Cruise had been there to share his expertise on world peace, that whole revolution thing could have been avoided.

The conversion from Judaism to Lutheranism is interesting in itself when I think of Martin Luther's notorious anti-semitism. But I suppose those are questions for a comparative religions thread and another day....

[helenazar]

The conversion from Judaism to Lutheranism is interesting in itself when I think of Martin Luther's notorious anti-semitism.

IMO, he probably chose Lutheranism almost by default, since he lived in Germany... I don't think there is any hidden meaning behind that.

[helenazar]

If only Mr. Cruise had been there to share his expertise on world peace, that whole revolution thing could have been avoided.

Not mention his expertise on post-partum depression... 

[Annie]

I find it interesting Yurovsky has gone through more religions than a Hollywood movie star.

I think it was only two: Judaism and Lutheran. No Scientology involved ;-)

The record for conversions may go to a guy I know who was in my son's class at school. This boy is 20, and since he was 14 has been:

Raised a combination Unitarian/Catholic
age 14 Athiest
age 15 Satanist
age 16Devout Catholic considering the priesthood as a career
age 18 Muslim who got the first lines of the Koran tatooed on his chest
and is currently a Taoist (age 20)

If he came here and read this forum, he might just get interested in Orthodoxy. Or go Lutheran or turn to Judaism. Once he got the tatoo, I predicted he'd change again, and I was right. I don't think he's finished, either. His search for the truth may be almost as slippery a road as Bear's

[Janet Ashton]

In short, since your own research skills are not as good as you believe them to be, you attempt to elicit infomration from others by bullying them on a public forum. Perhaps if you spent more time on the former and less on the latter, you would have more luck.
Adieu...

Ok, I am going to take that as this "published" source does not really exist, just as I suspected... I wanted to give you a chance to prove me wrong, but I guess that's not going happen. And going on the offensive and throwing tantrums doesn't really work with me, Janet, just ask Penny Wilson... Adieu indeed... 

Take what you like; and I don't throw tantrums; I enjoyed that immensely. Apparently I am not as much of a rookie at this drivel as I thought I was.

[helenazar]

Take what you like; and I don't throw tantrums; I enjoyed that immensely. Apparently I am not as much of a rookie at this drivel as I thought I was.

Janet, you're still here! What a surprise... I'm always glad to entertain you ;-)

[Puppylove]

I find it interesting Yurovsky has gone through more religions than a Hollywood movie star.

I think it was only two: Judaism and Lutheran. No Scientology involved ;-)

The record for conversions may go to a guy I know who was in my son's class at school. This boy is 20, and since he was 14 has been:

Raised a combination Unitarian/Catholic
age 14 Athiest
age 15 Satanist
age 16Devout Catholic considering the priesthood as a career
age 18 Muslim who got the first lines of the Koran tatooed on his chest
and is currently a Taoist (age 20)

If he came here and read this forum, he might just get interested in Orthodoxy. Or go Lutheran or turn to Judaism. Once he got the tatoo, I predicted he'd change again, and I was right. I don't think he's finished, either. His search for the truth may be almost as slippery a road as Bear's

Annie! This boy has more issues than Anna Anderson.

Yes Helen, it makes sense that Yurovsky's conversion to Lutheranism was more a matter of expedience while living in Germany. Score 1 for German Catholics!

Janet, if you post one more time after stating you're finished here, I swear I'm going to post the lyrics to that old Clash song. (:

[helenazar]

Janet, if you post one more time after stating you're finished here, I swear I'm going to post the lyrics to that old Clash song. (:

Which old Clash song? I guess I will find out soon enough ;-)

[Eddie_uk]

"Should I stay or should I go?" A brilliant song!

[helenazar]

"Should I stay or should I go?" A brilliant song!

Oh yes! Forgot about that one. Perfect.  :-)

[Puppylove]

"Should I stay or should I go?" A brilliant song!

That's the one! "Should I stay or should I go now?/ If I go there will be trouble/And if I stay it will be double...."

For the record I hope Janet stays; she helps Bear balance out the perspective here.

[helenazar]

For the record I hope Janet stays; she helps Bear balance out the perspective here.

Absolutely! I know Bear can usually hold her own, but sometimes she does need assistance. I am all in favor of balanced perspective.

[Annie]

"Should I stay or should I go?" A brilliant song!

Oh yes! Forgot about that one. Perfect.  :-)

That's a good one!

Whever someone keeps saying they're leaving and they don't it reminds me of the part in "Wayne's World" where Wayne and Garth get into a fight and then say "I'm out of here!" "Well go then!" "Okay I'm gone" "So leave!" "I will!" "Then go!" 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ul7QS922Jdo
(about the last 10-15 seconds of this)

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