Re: Re: Different religious leaders (was: Slogans began with Buchman)

[Guest guest]

watts_pete@... wrote:

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> > The Buddha and Jesus (if indeed such persons actually existed) had

> very different ways of

> > " helping people " . Likewise Moses.

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> P.

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> Let's do that P. ! We are all on this EARTH to help each other and Love on

> another.

Let's do it!

Jewel.

ps. what do we gain? Freedom....

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[Guest guest]

did you watch the movie " If these Walls could Talk To "

Excellent movie.

Jewel.

rita66@... wrote:

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> hyposcrisy

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> > the walls of fanaticism and prejudice that have been the basis of

> so

> > much conflict and suffering;

[Guest guest]

you people really have issues here. Get a Grip!

rita66@... wrote:

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> > > hyposcrisy

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> > > > the walls of fanaticism and prejudice that have been the basis of

> > > so

> > > > much conflict and suffering;

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[Guest guest]

you are mistaken rita. It seems I am being miss quoted on this list.

Jewel.

rita66@... wrote:

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> > > hyposcrisy

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> > > > the walls of fanaticism and prejudice that have been the basis of

> > > so

> > > > much conflict and suffering;

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[Guest guest]

Re: Different religious leaders (was: Slogans began

with Buchman)

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> I dont know abt Buddha, or even Moses for that matter, but it is

> generally accepted by historians as fact that a person called Jesus

> lived around the time stated (it is thought he was actually born in

> what is called 6 BC). About 80 different comtemporary historians refer

> to him , apparently. Who or what he was of course, is rather more up

> for grabs.

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Unless there's been an extremely recent archaeological revolution, that

claim would involve a very liberal interpretation of " contemporary " --

unless you consider yourself a contemporary of Shakespeare :-) Even

phus, sometimes credited with the first mention of JC, was born in 37

AD. It is likely that the supposed phus reference was a later

interpolation by Christian revisionists. The other " contemporary " references

are ambiguous at best. See

http://www.users.bigpond.com/pmurray/Rants/doc/lfif-51.html.

--wally