[af_vet_1981]

HG is a nut and a crank; paranoid and delusional irrationally fearful of Jews. I've no use for him, except that he gave us Mel Gibson.

Don't you want to see him healed of his dementia/sin ?

Now, do you support or condemn the published comments and interviews of Abe Foxman, Schmuely Boteach, and James Rudin? Your credibility hangs by a thread.

• I disagree with Abe Foxman on most issues, including some of the interviews of him I've read. I think he has a point with this movie. He has a point, not a veto. I estimate I'd disagree with him 90% or more. He is too liberal. I don't recall him denying the Holocaust.

• Shmuely Boteach is educated. He should know better. He does know better. I may disagree with more than half of what he says from time to time, depending on the interview or topic. I estimate I disagree with him 60% or more. He is too liberal. I don't recall him denying the Holocaust.
• I must confess. I don't know James Rudin.

[ArrogantBustard]

Nice bullets.

I'd like to see every sinner healed of his sins ... however unlikely it may seem.

1) "Denying the Holocaust" is not the only, or even the worst rhetorical sin one might commit.

2) I have seen (and so have you, that's why we're having this discussion) Abe Foxman, Schmuely Boteach and others hurl wholesale accusations of "anti-Semitism" at Christians. The essence of their argument is that Christians are closet Jew-haters and the film The Passion of Christ will inflame hidden hatred of Jews therefore, the film must not be released, or must be released only after being rewritten to our specifications. I hope you're smart enough to realise that their argument is at best flame-bait and at worst evidence of irrational hatred and paranoid fear of Christians, and denounce it as such.

3) I plucked the name "James Rudin" from the article we're discussing on this thread. He's quoted making a bigoted anti-Christian comment. That's all I know about him.