I thought at the time that this happened that they said it was the construction workers who were repairing the roof or some element of the church who was smoking on the job.
the truth is an ugly thing, lies can be hideous too. But society has/had 2 choices in everything, taking one of those choices away isn't progress, it's way worse! Forcing people to agree with you isn't nice or a democracy and actin this way does not protect it, it erases it!
I thought at the time that this happened that they said it was the construction workers who were repairing the roof or some element of the church who was smoking on the job.
Chances are likely that he hit the nail on the head. That architecture is amazing.
We'll never know what caused it. Ain't nobody confessing.
No smoking in church unless you want the church smoking. 😆
I’m gonna go out on a limb and say that there will probably not be anyone confessing to being responsible, anytime soon
there's a big difference between the two suggesting a lack of evidence
Was President Bartlet there at the time?
Didn't President Bartlett's dad have something to say about smoking in a church?
the truth is an ugly thing, lies can be hideous too. But society has/had 2 choices in everything, taking one of those choices away isn't progress, it's way worse! Forcing people to agree with you isn't nice or a democracy and actin this way does not protect it, it erases it!
Unlikely a cigarette would set fire to stone
The stone is not what caught fire, but the wooden supports of the lead roof
@@personzorz makes a lot more sense, I don't know what I was even thinking