Teachings?
Jul 26, 1996 05:49 PM
by Dr. A.M.Bain
In message <960726191052_165083578@emout18.mail.aol.com>,
Drpsionic@aol.com writes
>Ann,
>I can forgive an individual for moments of weakness. Even I have and I'm the
>World Teacher (hell, everyone else claims to be, why not go for the money?:-)
>:-)). But seriously, it's the idea that people are supposed to be weak that
>makes we want to puke everytime someone brings up the Sermon on the Mount.
That's because you read English translations, and need to do more
research. For example, there is a view, which merits some attention,
that "The Meek" who shall inherit the earth is sectarian code for the
members of the "Jesus Sect" at the time.
> Crucifixion was too good for anyone spouting that garbage.
Crucifixion is a horrible death, especially suitable (so they said) for
heretics ...
>I'm surprised you don't know who Nero was. He was the Roman Emperor who
>tried to wipe out the Xtians and did not succeed. He also invented urban
>renewal, fiddling while the city burned (the Xtians started the fire, no
>matter what anyone says! There was this Xtian name Olearius, and he had this
>cow...).
No one knows for sure who started the fire, including you. The prime
suspect remains Nero, albeit indirectly.
>
>Chuck the Heretic
.. who advocates crucifying and burning large numbers of people to
death. The Nazis used gas ovens - maybe you would like to start a
program for the use of these in the USA to dispose of the unnamed
millions on your hit list?
Alan :-(
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