“Never have so many come to the aid of so few.”

The only thing that bothers me about property issues is that Christians are hauling one another into civil courts; a property dispute doesn’t really require a judge to rule on the nature of God.

In the Niagra area there have been some very uncivil issues around the same things at a parish vs. diocese level. Buildings are owned by the diocese, but lived in by the parish.

Not a problem until you stop being on the same side.

Paul says, “Why not rather let yourself be wronged?” and we say, “I can think of a few good reasons.”

Which is sad, because it’s a rhetorical question.

BTW, just to be picky, I think you left out an “l” in “allot.” – The Picky Gramma-rian

to quote http://www.urbandictionary.com:
alot
1. Illiterate spelling of a lot.

2. Broken keyboard way of spelling a lot.
2. Ispilledalotofcoffeeonmyspacebar.

3. A word that actually exists; but since it isn’t found in dictionaries it drives people up the wall. A combination of “a” and “lot.”
Alot of words are considered ungrammatical before they are sanctioned.

3. The retarded way to spell “a lot.”
Alot is supposed to be two seperate words, you moron! Take a grammar class!