Comments on: The Jesus story http://absentofi.org/2008/07/3950/ An exploration into the mystery of existence Wed, 03 Dec 2008 02:49:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: moe http://absentofi.org/2008/07/3950/#comment-2616 moe Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:58:15 +0000 http://www.absentofi.org/?p=3950#comment-2616 Yes, sorry about that. It is something inherent in the template or a plug-in. I'll see if I can change it. Yes, sorry about that. It is something inherent in the template or a plug-in. I’ll see if I can change it.

]]> By: Raymond http://absentofi.org/2008/07/3950/#comment-2615 Raymond Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:26:52 +0000 http://www.absentofi.org/?p=3950#comment-2615 This is interesting software. The program put a "your comment looks dirty" in front of my comment. And indeed it would to a person who was not ethically "born again," or I should say a computer program that was not born again. This is interesting software. The program put a “your comment looks dirty” in front of my comment. And indeed it would to a person who was not ethically “born again,” or I should say a computer program that was not born again.

]]> By: Raymond http://absentofi.org/2008/07/3950/#comment-2614 Raymond Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:19:11 +0000 http://www.absentofi.org/?p=3950#comment-2614 Well said, the Jesus Myth is remarkable. One of the most interesting aspects of being "born-again" is being born into a radically larger ethical view. In many cases this non-tribal view is a stunning violation of cultural sensitivities. Loving your enemy is absurd to folks schooled in conventional ethics. In the times of Jesus, not stoning an adulteress was a flagrant moral transgression. ciao, Raymond Well said, the Jesus Myth is remarkable. One of the most interesting aspects of being “born-again” is being born into a radically larger ethical view. In many cases this non-tribal view is a stunning violation of cultural sensitivities. Loving your enemy is absurd to folks schooled in conventional ethics. In the times of Jesus, not stoning an adulteress was a flagrant moral transgression.

ciao,
Raymond

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