[Qwinn]

Oh, one more thing:

Historically, do you know how many times a Jew has been killed in the United States after a passion play?

Answer: Zero.

In the light of my last post, please, explain to me how exactly the furor against the Passion and the screeches of anti-Semitism are justified unless this is an act of blood-libel against Christians.

Qwinn

[samtheman]

Ok, Qwinn, you don't want to agree with me, don't agree with me. That's cool. I'm not trying to "prevent Jews from being killed in the wake of a passion play". I'm trying to use this as an opportunity to demonstrate to the whole world (and the Islamic world in particular) how a truly GOOD religion reacts to extremists in its midst. But if you think I'm wrong --- if everyone here thinks I'm wrong --- fine. I've typed enough for one morning. My fingers are tired.

I have get going to work and, in my off time, get back to concerning myself with what I think really matters: the re-election of W.

[Sam Cree]

I saw posts on one of these threads talking about the Jews eyes being veiled, so they can't see the truth, followed by generally unfavorable biblical quotes by the same poster about unbelievers, referring to Jews specifically. No one contested it.

I see this posted on this thread: "However, who lead Jesus to the Roman authorities?"

I'll stop short of calling these things anti Semitism.
But they make me very very uncomfortable.

[jscd3]

Qwinn, I know that you are agnostic

I feel rather certain, though, that you won't always be.