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who would jesus bomb?

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What a topsy turvy world eh? Jesus really is crazy! I mean this guy would probably be denounced by Bush and his cronies. What I love the most about this clip is that this guy knows far more about who Jesus is than a lot of christians and he's an atheist! I love how God expresses himself through people who think they don't believe in him.

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Whom would Jesus Bomb?

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Originally posted by knightmeister
What a topsy turvy world eh? Jesus really is crazy! I mean this guy would probably be denounced by Bush and his cronies. What I love the most about this clip is that this guy knows far more about who Jesus is than a lot of christians and he's an atheist! I love how God expresses himself through people who think they don't believe in him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9XYFp3xLyg
Jesus is your Savior my bother!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by LivingForJesus
Jesus is your Savior my bother!!!!!!!!!!
He heh. You're right about one thing: knightmeister is a bother.

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Originally posted by LemonJello
He heh. You're right about one thing: knightmeister is a bother.
Aren't blacks also called boy?

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Originally posted by RBHILL
Aren't blacks also called boy?
Sometimes, pejoratively.

Why are you asking?

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Originally posted by RBHILL
Aren't blacks also called boy?
Yeah, all the time . . . in the Jim Crow South. Jesus, Arby Hill, with whom have you been hanging out lately?

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Originally posted by 667joe
Whom would Jesus Bomb?
Obdurate grammarians?

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Originally posted by knightmeister
What a topsy turvy world eh? Jesus really is crazy! I mean this guy would probably be denounced by Bush and his cronies. What I love the most about this clip is that this guy knows far more about who Jesus is than a lot of christians and he's an atheist! I love how God expresses himself through people who think they don't believe in him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9XYFp3xLyg
They are the one's he tries to save the hardest!!!

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Originally posted by Jay Joos
They are the one's he tries to save the hardest!!!
Somehow I think it's George Dubya that needs saving from his twisted view of Jesus. The hardest people to save are those who think they are saved already.

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Originally posted by knightmeister
Somehow I think it's George Dubya that needs saving from his twisted view of Jesus. The hardest people to save are those who think they are saved already.
Truth.

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Originally posted by knightmeister
The hardest people to save are those who think they are saved already.
Are you saved already?

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Originally posted by DoctorScribbles
Are you saved already?
Yes , I have been saved from believing in Dubya's "shock and awe" jesus and have found the real Jesus who would rather die than drop one bomb on anyone.

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Originally posted by knightmeister
Yes , I have been saved from believing in Dubya's "shock and awe" jesus and have found the real Jesus who would rather die than drop one bomb on anyone.
Are you familiar with the book of Luke?

19:27 But those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, bring hither, and slay them before me.

That's Jesus speaking, just in case it's not clear.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Are you familiar with the book of Luke?

19:27 But those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, bring hither, and slay them before me.

That's Jesus speaking, just in case it's not clear.
If you had taken the trouble to read the verse in the full context of it's true meaning you would know that it alludes to Jesus's second coming and his judgement at the end of time rather than literal violence. He is also speaking within the parable itself in the role of the king (ie in the 3rd person) so it is not meant to be a literal command.
You have a real problem with metaphors and symbolism don't you? You might as well cut the Bible up into single letters and paste them into sentences to make it say whatever you want it to. History is full of people who use the Bible in this way and take single verses out of context to make it look as if God supports violence (David Koresh , Spanish inquisition , etc).

You have such a fragmented , literalist way of looking at the Bible it reminds me of the dangerous fundamentalists. You seem to have an agenda and you will edit and quote to make it fit your agenda.

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