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To: i-node who wrote (709317)	4/15/2013 7:28:03 PM
From: combjelly	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1576866

Sure, I'd love to have that argument. You seem to be even more ignorant of history than you are of economics, as hard as that is to believe. Let's see. The Romans wrote about abortions and infanticides. They failed to record anything about Christ. You'd think that all of those miracles would have attracted the attention of one of the Romans who were obsessive about such things, but... Now true, the Romans could have lied a out it. Or maybe it is a liberal conspiracy... The story of Jesus is remarkably similar to that of Mithra in ancient Persia. And a lot of the rituals and trappings of the early church (and later) are also remarkably similar. It is almost like the serial numbers were filed off and everything was repurposed... Good point, though. It was much better to wait for the baby to be born before putting them in the garbage dump... Heck, the legend of the founding of Rome derived from an attempt at infanticide. How do you think the wolf came into possession of Romulus and Remus? The fact that you are so ignorant of commonly known history is no surprise. That seems to be your MO.