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Heh. Yeah, I had to enlarge the cross before it was visible. She (I'm assuming it was a she) had to hide it in her hand, but that dynamic doesn't jibe well with avatar making. I should probably try to fix it so it makes more sense.

Yeah, thanks for the information. And your english is good. Better than mine and its my only language (well, except Latin).

I'm always struck by how the new messiahs are all living in the west, in cities no less, whereas their precursors were humble nobodies living in the east.

LOL AllPathsLeadToBob.com LawdyLawdy.org FredPhelpsIsGreat-NOT!.net

Don't know quite what it is, but have a good one!

Although... Jar Jar Binks might be better edited out.

Spielberg fiddled with my all time favorite ET, changing the guns into walkie-talkies, etc. LOL That's just obscene. I just hope they don't edit out the deformed retarded guy from The Goonies.

I was thinking of the question in the title lately. I was reading about the Essenes and the theories that Christianity had a root (one of many apparently) there. But while many doctrines of Jesus seem to have parallel in the Essenes, his words differ greatly. Even compared to orthodox...

I'm no Hindu and I'm no expert looking from the outside, but it was probably taken out because it was a generalization. I'm pretty sure many Hindus do in fact eat meat. In fact, I'm positive. Whether that makes them 'bad Hindus' is another question. I think the vegetarian Indian stereotype is...

I was going to object until you said there was a site with a similar name, because its such a great site and has a foundation and the name says it all. But, yeah, that other site sucks. I won't sugar-coat it. And a religious blog would be great.

Welcome aboard! I've just recently started getting into Celtic mythology and history. Good stuff. I'd also recommend Persian history. A lot of people just assume Persia was born under Arab influence. Not so.

Update... LOL I had one of them there evil secular Jews point out how wrong I was about the tav. I think it was an honest mistake, but I wish somebody had pointed my error out to me before I mentioned it in public. Anyway, the Ezekiel story relates directly to the passover account in...

I don't remember seeing that around here, either. Ditto. I watched the Passion DVD today. Clean, illuminated, formatted screening did nothing for it. I had missed the worm crawling in the nose of the devil, the rock n roll-esque soundtrack (and I thought Peter Gabriel's score for Last...

To me, the Last Supper was a one time thing, something approaching a literary device to symbolically explain the context. I can appreciate that the eucharist and communion could be a beautiful way of reaffirming faith in that symbolism, but once you start regulating ritual... pffft. I think...

There are a ton of good topics. Just not many views. There seems to have been a burst right after I belly-ached. I should whine more often. Heh. Gotta love Burroughs.

The strange thing with me and the bible and religious texts... I look at them and regard them very much as books, but I don't own any. I have Xerox photos of manuscripts that I could stack to the ceiling, and print outs of books and digital media, but none of the actual books. But I think that...

Re: The heart of Islam is not terror: The abortion-clinic bombing guy wore Christianity on his sleeve and I was thoroughly peeved that no one wanted to address that. Christianity Identity pre-911 was the most visible religious terrorist group active in America. But like the Christian...

Being the poser that I am, my first recourse was Wikipedia and I was surprised that they had nothing on it.

I wasn't blaming you. Great site. Its just that lurkers have tended to remain lurkers. Although, I think I prefer than to 50 redundant replies to a single thread.