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To: Emile Vidrine who wrote (14548)	4/23/1998 3:29:00 PM
From: mark silvers	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

Emile <<The culture of modern talmudic Judaism is a culture of 2000 years of rejection and hatred against Jesus Christ and His atoning Blood.>> It is only your opinion(and a minority one at that) that most Jews feel that way. N0t recognizing Jesuis as the Messiah does not equate to "rejection and hatred". The term you are missing is respectful disagreement. many people know how to practice it. It is also called religious tolerance. another example that you dont understand the meaning? Emile, You probably think I am a big jerk who is "going after you". Well, I may be a jerk, but i am not going after you for the reasons that you think. My goal is to show you that religious tolerance is not only possible, but that it is preferable. I would like for you to be able to meet and talk to a person of a different faith and not think that persons faith is a threat to you, or you to him. It would be nice to be able to respect each other and exchange ideas on a non confrontational basis, with each respecting the other's ideas, without feeling that listening to those ideas reflects poorly on your belief or threatens them in any way wouldnt that be a far more pleaasnt and spiritual way to relate to one another? I, for one think it would. mark