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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 76737" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&amp;ASome &quot;ministries&quot; get their karmic comeuppance when they build their monuments to human excess.I don&#039;t take a position on the validity of their faith... but I&#039;ve also found unless one is a cheerleader for their particular flavor spirituality, one is out of the running when it comes to design and sales.&nbsp; I find it amusing when one of those kinds of prospects signs a contract with the &quot;Harold Hill&quot; of faith-based technology.&nbsp; They think they&#039;re getting a &quot;better&quot; person and a better deal because he appears to be fully invested in the client&#039;s belief system when he&#039;s just a guy lying to get a contract.&nbsp; The client and contractor deserve each other and the screwings they&#039;ll receive.I&#039;ll stop before this goes into actual religion and/or politics...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 76737, member: 67"] Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&A Some "ministries" get their karmic comeuppance when they build their monuments to human excess. I don't take a position on the validity of their faith... but I've also found unless one is a cheerleader for their particular flavor spirituality, one is out of the running when it comes to design and sales. I find it amusing when one of those kinds of prospects signs a contract with the "Harold Hill" of faith-based technology. They think they're getting a "better" person and a better deal because he appears to be fully invested in the client's belief system when he's just a guy lying to get a contract. The client and contractor deserve each other and the screwings they'll receive. I'll stop before this goes into actual religion and/or politics... [/QUOTE]

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