L'Eglise Aristotelicienne Romaine The Roman and Aristotelic Church

[swampi]

but what if she is not an official nngo and just a concieted self pompous person ,looking for attention , semi supporter, that was running her mouth

as i think i had asked before............

where is this list of supposed nngo members ?
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[koolike101]

And as answered maney-maney times

Inquisition keeps record of them! So it is in the inquisitonal records.
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[swampi]

hands kool a flask of fine forbes whisky

here u might need it .......



i made my way to the office of the index and saw the official lists and proclamations of the anthrasims

but i am yet to find where the lists of indiviudual members of these groups are

i have been to the hall of hearing with no luck

i went to the hall of meeting .......

i made my way to and found

http://rome.lesroyaumes.com/viewtopic.php?t=7019&highlight=nngo

it mentions a list was beiing put together but no other reference of it

i read the Index hominum prohibitorum but no help there

i use translotirs to check other places
i used search to get everytiung on nngo
http://rome.lesroyaumes.com/search.php?mode=results

i give up
no where do i find an ACTUAL LIST OF ALL NNGO MEMBERS


please put me out of my misery i ask in jahs sake and give me a link[i]

pulls out her own gflask and swallows it all down

i am a stubborn one and will not quit bugging till i get what i want
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[koolike101]

The list what inquistion keeps is hidden! Only inquisitors can see it! If it would be up then years and years of work would just be wasted!

My child you may be a stubborn one, but I for sure am a Patient one.

If you have anymore questions speak up your mind only that way can we shed some light!
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[swampi]

[koolike101]

Well, inquisitors work hard to inflitate the groups etc etc etc.

And ofcourse we do share it whit bishops but only what is needed. And if bishop has doubt he can always ask. And if priestess has a doubt, then she can ask her bishop to ask.

And well a simple talk in the tavern does not mean associating.
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