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Grumpy · 03-31-2002, 10:33 AM

As is traditional for Easter/Passover, American TV will spend the entire night presenting "The Ten Commandments" starring Charleton Heston.

This year, watch it with current events in mind. Let us learn if God believes that instilling fear and killing innocents is a viable way to achieve social justice.

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On separate Easter note, I thought I'd ask: at what point did God tell his Old Lady Mary that their son Jesus wasn't actually dead? How long did she (ostensibly needlessly) mourn her child's passing?

03-31-2002, 01:24 PM

Good point Grumpy. Moses was not a nice guy and I don't see why he should be made into a hero. Is that pure protestantism or has American capitalism something to do with that maybe?

Mary was the driving force behind the crucifixion and stood triumphantly beneath the cross together with St. John [the Baptist]. Look up "The Crucifixion" by Massacio to see this (if you can not read this out of the sacret scriptures.

03-31-2002, 10:33 AM	#1
Grumpy Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2000 Location: Alaska, USA Posts: 1,535	God, the first terrorist As is traditional for Easter/Passover, American TV will spend the entire night presenting "The Ten Commandments" starring Charleton Heston. This year, watch it with current events in mind. Let us learn if God believes that instilling fear and killing innocents is a viable way to achieve social justice. ----- On separate Easter note, I thought I'd ask: at what point did God tell his Old Lady Mary that their son Jesus wasn't actually dead? How long did she (ostensibly needlessly) mourn her child's passing?

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03-31-2002, 01:24 PM	#2
Amos Guest Posts: n/a	Good point Grumpy. Moses was not a nice guy and I don't see why he should be made into a hero. Is that pure protestantism or has American capitalism something to do with that maybe? Mary was the driving force behind the crucifixion and stood triumphantly beneath the cross together with St. John [the Baptist]. Look up "The Crucifixion" by Massacio to see this (if you can not read this out of the sacret scriptures.

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