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To: dinoparty

"(e.g. the scene that implied that Jesus the carpenter invented the table-chair combo........)"
You're reaching to find something negative to say about Mel Gibson. The scene you refer to didn't imply anything other than that Jesus was a carpenter.


33 posted on 05/12/2006 9:05:22 AM PDT by em2vn
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To: em2vn

No. He said something to the effect that "you can sit in this and eat from here", implying that it was his creation, his improvement over the reclined dining of the day.


73 posted on 05/12/2006 9:13:56 AM PDT by dinoparty
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To: em2vn
You're reaching to find something negative to say about Mel Gibson. The scene you refer to didn't imply anything other than that Jesus was a carpenter.

I remember that scene. It think it was most useful in giving the audience a mote of comic relief, not because Mel was trying to be flippant, but because up to that point, it was such an emotional ride, that I think many in the audience needed it. I certainly did.

203 posted on 05/12/2006 10:40:49 AM PDT by Crolis ("Good fences make good neighbors.", Robert Frost)
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To: em2vn
You're reaching to find something negative to say about Mel Gibson. The scene you refer to didn't imply anything other than that Jesus was a carpenter.

I remember that scene. It think it was most useful in giving the audience a mote of comic relief, not because Mel was trying to be flippant, but because up to that point, it was such an emotional ride, that I think many in the audience needed it. I certainly did.

229 posted on 05/12/2006 11:37:25 AM PDT by Crolis ("Good fences make good neighbors.", Robert Frost)
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