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To: Jane Hafker who wrote (15428)	5/9/1998 5:41:00 PM
From: Alan Markoff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 39621

Jane; Its funny because if we were communicating in Israel the common term would be Yeshua or Messiah, just like the English version would be Christ or Jesus here in the States. What it boils down to is respect for others who wish to use the name or language they are comfortable with. This is the Internet is it not? and this is a forum that communicates World wide so we need to show respect for all people and all languages. I have said Jesus many times and do not have a problem with it if I say Yeshua the same courtesy should be repaid back and not label it as a cult by some. (This is not directed at you Jane it just is a general statement) What is more Jewish than Shalom yet it is used by Shalom as his handle on this thread and he seems to be respected by many so why not respect the use of Yeshua Ect..... Alan