RWS
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- Sep 24, 2013
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Wow, this your buddy ding? Feel sorry for you, you better get your other friend back...Jesus would never have done that.
So you can deny it took place, or maybe accept that your religion doesn't follow Jesus' ideals.
That includes molestation of minors by clergy. Jesus would not have done that or allowed it. But your religion does.
I think your religion does not care about Jesus' ideals. As much as they try to say they do.
They just want to make money and power and give blowjobs to little kids. You lemmings contribute to that without thought of the monster you create...
Would Jesus allow this?
sheeeeesh-----"WHAT JESUS WOULD HAVE DONE" well-----the only
way we can conjecture as to what "JESUS WOULD HAVE DONE"-----is thru
the only putative historic record of Jesus. My sunday school educated sense
is that LOTS AND LOTS of opinions and motivations are ASCRIBED to
Jesus-------by people who have never met him. One of the first songs I learned was "away in the manger"---------even as an infant Jesus did not cry----He slept
lots. (silent nite). Fast forward------Jesus got involved with some guy named
John who liked to have people do the Mikvah thing. John seems to have been
an aesthetic and may have been a cousin to Jesus. John did not like Herod's
wife and probably did not like the idea that EDOMITE Herod got appointed
King by Rome--------so, Salome, step daughter to Herod---who married a woman
John did not like--------killed him. It seems to me that John was kinda famous
since whatever he said about Salome's mom seemed important to her. Lots of
people did not like Herod and his trampy Romanized, and married to an edomite, wife. My sense is that there was tension in that family on the level seen on the Jerry Springer show. John probably rejected that branch of the family and resorted to aesthetics and baths and because of his rejection of them,
and Rome, and the Edomite king, got assassinated.
Jesus so rejected Rome that he
overturned the money changers tables because they were
Roman shills who functioned in the Temple courtyard under the protection of
the Roman appointed "high priest" -----the widely despised, Caiaphas.
It was actually, relatively speaking, a PEACEFUL PROTEST. Neither John
nor Jesus seem to have killed anyone. They were both peaceful
protesters against Rome and its appointed King. -------and did what
peaceful protesters would do and ended up the victims of the puppet government
of Rome.