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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: Solon who wrote (2561)	10/25/2000 10:51:53 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (1) of 28931

>>I disagree with your assessment of the character of Jesus. Where He tries to teach, and follows wisdom from His predecessors--it usually comes off good. Where He is simply caught expressing His own feelings...He often comes off rather poorly. Some of His behaviour is childish and immature; Some is vicious and racist. Of course, none of us could afford to have our lives scrutinized under a glass, could we??<< Would it be too much trouble for you to give examples? You don't have to give citations to the Gospels, just the events you have in mind. Throwing the moneychangers out of the Temple? The Gadarene swine? From the source you found, which is very interesting: >>The claim that the new Testament is anti-Jewish because it points out Israel's spiritual ills is as absurd as claiming that the Old Testament is anti-Jewish because it does the same thing.<< cdn-friends-icej.ca On another topic, I wonder why Roosevelt did not condemn the Holocaust during World War II? Why didn't he let Jews come here before the war started and afterwards? Should we condemn the Democratic party because he did not? Should we condemn the American people? thenewpress.com nytimes.com ihr.org holocaustcenter.org

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