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To: Blackhawk

“However, these rights are not absolute ...”

Since when are the rights of Jews to worship on the Temple Mount not absolute?

“In light of the centrality and importance of the Temple Mount many other religions, too, the danger arising from a flare of violence is not only a local threat… .”

So Moses should have taken into consideration the possible objections of the Egyptians when ordering the original Passover...


5 posted on 03/23/2010 8:18:35 PM PDT by CondorFlight (I)
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To: CondorFlight
You may have mis-understood which side of this fight I am on. I think Israel's rights are absolute. They should march up to the Temple Mount and doze that dome thing over the side.

Sacrifice a young lamb without blemish and resanctify the whole mount. Then rebuild the Temple.

6 posted on 03/23/2010 8:31:18 PM PDT by Blackhawk (God said it, I believe it, That settles it. Forever. Amen.)
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To: CondorFlight

And just another small point. Moses did order the first passover sacrifice. God did. Moses only relayed the instructions.


7 posted on 03/23/2010 8:35:21 PM PDT by Blackhawk (God said it, I believe it, That settles it. Forever. Amen.)
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