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POLL: Most persecuted religion

Discussion in 'Alley of Dangerous Angles' started by Blackhawk, Jul 25, 2003.

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  1. Morgoth

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    So actually you should thank the Jews for lynching Jesus, else you had no Christ.


    And I know that Jesus existed, he was a very wise man, but I am afraid that his message was lost when the sheep took control of his word.

    It's not a few simple translation errors, we're talking about the removal of important books, most certainly by people who didnt even got the message.

    What happened to the Book of Thomas the Campfighter, the Translation of Gnosis, the two Revelations of Jacobus, the Wisdom of Jesus Christ, the lessons of Sylvanus, the Gospel of truth??

    Not important enough?? I though we were talking about the word of Christ?

    Were they afraid the mob couldn't handle His words? Or were the editors to stupid themselves?
     
    Morgoth, Aug 7, 2003
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    Okay, now I feel really guilty. That made me laugh out loud! :lol:

    Of course, it is very, very, very, very wrong to laugh about that. Damn you!!!!! :)
     
    Blackhawk, Aug 7, 2003
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    What about the poor pagans? Burned at the stake, etc. They've had possibly the longest period of being persecuted...but then again, nobody even remembers to mention them in a poll :p
     
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    I think the christians have supressed the memory of the time, they were persecuted themselves, mainly by their fellow christian. And they sometimes forget, that the time now is also the golden age for them. Save from persecution.

    Catholic source, but nice prosa.

     
    Iago, Aug 12, 2003
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