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Walter Wink, Theologian and Author, Dies at 76
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Those horrible Christians. I came across his name researching government archives related to Morton Smith. Apparently he did a search of whatever the US government had on,Smith
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He was quoted in an article "Was Jesus Gay?" on Salon.com in 1998 (dead link <http://www.salon.com/feature/1998/04/cov_10feature.html> Wink also discredited Morton Smith's fragment, describing him as "a closeted gay -- due to his time period -- who became a bitter atheist...
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Hence my frequent discussions of related topics here. It all comes down is the letter to theodore a reflection of ancient or modern "gayness"
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Of course not. I subscribe to more than enough unfounded theories. Don't need another
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