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To: IN_GOD_I_TRUST who wrote (1131)	9/20/1998 8:40:00 PM
From: Raymond James Norris	Respond to of 1542

You could be an any religion and a Christian So it is then possible to be a Buddhit and a Christian. Take me, I am a Jewish Christian. I was born of the Jewish religion. And I have the faith of a Christian. It's contradictory according to societies definition, but it is very possible. A "Jewish Christian" implies a race and a religion. It's similar to an "Arab Christian." Unless you want to specifc that "Jewish" in this case means something other than a race. There are other references to Jews who believe in Messiah such as "Messianic Jew", "Fulfilled Jew", "Completed Jew" along with Jewish Christian. Interesting. Some Jews and Christians that have reverted to Islam in the past have said they "completed their religion." Similar to the "Completed Jew" title I see. Peace be unto you, Norris