>
>There's no way to get historical accuracy for this story. Remember, the
>*only* accounts of the crucifixion - and of Jesus's entire life in fact -
>were written well after the fact and underwent lots of editing, with both
>writing and editing done by people who were trying to promote a religion.

Promote?

I love those who understand what was in the minds of others
who lived 2K years ago. Can we now expect comments on the intent
of the Council of Nicea? Comments on the Nicene Creed? About
Aristotle? The Noumenon?

Inquiring Minds want to know.....

A-

OBFOod: Vinegar, like beer, was made locally. Making your
own malt vinegar from beer is a very easy thing. I use
Lagunitas Ale (Blue Dog), and had it on beer batter cod
the other night, with home fries. To Die For!.

Do this thing!

A-

>>There's no way to get historical accuracy for this story. Remember, the
>>*only* accounts of the crucifixion - and of Jesus's entire life in fact -
>>were written well after the fact and underwent lots of editing, with both
>>writing and editing done by people who were trying to promote a religion.
>
>Promote?
>
>I love those who understand what was in the minds of others
>who lived 2K years ago. Can we now expect comments on the intent
>of the Council of Nicea? Comments on the Nicene Creed? About
>Aristotle? The Noumenon?
>
>Inquiring Minds want to know.....
>
>A-

Well, sure... it's a porno flick... recognized many moons ago, when a rather
astute 14 year old boy who realized he had god in his hand, three-four times a
day god would rise, spew his blood, and die an exquisitely pleasurable death.
Each time the boy would mutter "Geeze!" So you see, Jesus is a penis.
Naturally each time the boy's penis did it's deed the young women would cry out
"Oh God, Oh God, Oh God!"

Then many centurys later some Holy Woodie wise asses began writing this all
down and the rest is history.

So yoose see, for all anyone knows Jesus coulda been a ****ing prick... but fer
sure he's wet dream.


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>Gibson brought this event into our collective
>face, taking us back to the same time and
>languages.

Same languages? Who in Jerusalem at that time spoke Latin?

Gibson has given us nothing more than a medieval Passion Play, with a very
traditional interpretation, and no particular scriptural integrity, brought up
to date with hollywoody shrekflik taste.

Neil

(WardNA) wrote in
:

>>Gibson brought this event into our collective
>>face, taking us back to the same time and
>>languages.
>
> Same languages? Who in Jerusalem at that time spoke Latin?

Latinos?

> Gibson has given us nothing more than a medieval Passion Play, with a
> very traditional interpretation, and no particular scriptural
> integrity, brought up to date with hollywoody shrekflik taste.
>
> Neil
>

> > Gibson has given us nothing more than a medieval Passion Play, with a
> > very traditional interpretation, and no particular scriptural
> > integrity, brought up to date with hollywoody shrekflik taste.


I like this News story on the Passion:

THE GENUINE & COMPLETELY BIBLICAL PASSION

AUCKLAND - In a surprising development, Mel Gibson's film The Passion
has been condemned by Pastor Brian Tamariki of Density Church, who has
banned his congregation from viewing the film.

Unlike many other critics of the film, it is not the violence
contained in the film nor the charges of anti-Semitism that Pastor
Brian is objecting to.

"The movie just isn't accurate enough," denounced Pastor Brian, who
claims to have noted down some 147 discrepancies from the Bible, while
watching the film at a local theatre....
[ continued at http://www.densitychurch.org/thepassion.html ]

On 14 Apr 2004 04:44:18 GMT, (WardNA) wrote:

>>Gibson brought this event into our collective
>>face, taking us back to the same time and
>>languages.
>
>Same languages? Who in Jerusalem at that time spoke Latin?

The Romans there spoke Greek at the time.
>
>Gibson has given us nothing more than a medieval Passion Play, with a very
>traditional interpretation, and no particular scriptural integrity, brought up
>to date with hollywoody shrekflik taste.
>
True, but he made a lot of money doing it, and Hollywood pays
attention to that.

Can we now expect:

SKIN: The Wat Tyler Story

and maybe

BARBECUE: The Joan of Arc story


PERFORATION: St. Sebastian

etc?




Rodney Myrvaagnes J36 Gjo/a


"The buck stops There."

Rodney Myrvaagnes > wrote in
:

> Can we now expect:
>
> SKIN: The Wat Tyler Story
>
> and maybe
>
> BARBECUE: The Joan of Arc story

As told by her confidante and lifelong companion, God?

--

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Auprès des autorités
Une loi contre toute notre indifférence
Que personne ne soit oublié

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