[Rhodes22-list] POLITICAL- Is Obama even eligible to serve as POTUS?

Herb Parsons hparsons at parsonsys.com
Tue Oct 21 20:08:07 EDT 2008


Last time it happened, no one seemed to want to take credit for it, but 
it was definitely a bipartisan effort.

The Jews had no law allowing Christ to be killed for what he had done, 
so it had to be the Romans. Pilate tried passing it off to Herod, who 
just wanted to see parlor tricks. Pilate got the issue back, and "left 
the decision" to the Jews, thinking they'd pick a cold blooded killer to 
die instead of Jesus. But, that's not what the crowd did, so Pilate 
blamed it on the Jews.

Truth be told, I personally believe it was the Jewish leaders. When 
Christ cleared the temple, he wasn't chasing people out because they 
were buying and selling, he was chasing people out because they were 
cheating others. Charging usery prices for changing money into a 
denomination "acceptable" to the church of the day, and selling only 
"approved" animals for sacrifice (which were in fact, often unclean, but 
still "blessed" by the temple leaders). All of this was done for a fee 
to the temple leaders.

Disrupting their cash flow was a problem, and thus the Man finally had 
to be dealt with.

But, everyone wanted to blame someone else.

Judas wasn't around anymore, so most of us blame him.


John Shulick wrote:
> Do you think it would be a bipartisan effort or would one side attempt to
> gain credit for stopping such a threat to our way of life?
>  
>
> hparsons wrote:
>   
>> I suspect if Jesus the Jew went around telling people about his 
>> revolutionary ideas, especially those that threatened the pockets of the 
>> leaders, he'd probably be publicly executed.
>>
>>
>> John Shulick wrote:
>>     
>>> Brad,
>>>
>>> Jesus the Jew was the author of the thought  "share your wealth" he did
>>> not
>>> imply the threat of violence but rather the threat of eternal damnation.
>>>
>>> Jesus the Jew wouldn't have a snowballs' chance in hell of being elected
>>> to
>>> any office in this country.
>>>
>>> The only reference I have heard about any Jesus running for office have
>>> been
>>> in your posts.
>>>
>>> John Shulick
>>>
>>>
>>> Brad Haslett-2 wrote:
>>>   
>>>       
>>>> John,
>>>>
>>>> What office is Jesus running for?  Are we talking about Jesus the Jew
>>>> or Black Liberation Theology's African Jesus? I'll be the first to
>>>> admit that I haven't studied the New Testament in a long time but I
>>>> believe the idea was to share "your wealth" not allow it to be taken
>>>> by threat of violence and re-distributed. But then again, I could be
>>>> wrong and Jesus is running for office.
>>>>
>>>> http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_L6pDyjqqsvY/SP37Rjq5BYI/AAAAAAAAWiw/v63QML8-XOI/s1600-h/kos+christ.JPG
>>>>
>>>> Tell me these folks aren't a little creepy.
>>>>
>>>> Brad
>>>>
>>>> On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 11:12 AM, John Shulick <jsbudda at verizon.net>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>>>> Tax policy?  What's left to discuss?  "Share the wealth", that about
>>>>> sums it up, straight from Marx and Mao.
>>>>>
>>>>> Actually I believe the term "Share the wealth" began with Jesus but
>>>>> then
>>>>> he
>>>>> was a commie pinko socialist scumbag too.
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