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[warwithscars]

If I could compile all of the anti-White things I have heard in my short lifetime, convert them to another race, and publish them I am sure the media would have a field day.

Opening up the door to "racial guilt" is a deed that should be taken into more consideration, and I assure you the other side of the sword you wield when doing so is just as hurtful.

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my racial guilt is my people killed jesus

 

[madame_zora]

If I could compile all of the anti-White things I have heard in my short lifetime, convert them to another race, and publish them I am sure the media would have a field day.

Opening up the door to "racial guilt" is a deed that should be taken into more consideration, and I assure you the other side of the sword you wield when doing so is just as hurtful.

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We all have original sin, the point it to not repeat the sins of our fathers but learn from them.

 

[warwithscars]

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my racial guilt is my people killed jesus

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We all have original sin, the point it to not repeat the sins of our fathers but learn from them.

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i just wanted to make it clear i was just joking sort of, i am jewish though and they thing i hear all the time is how we killed jesus and we should be ashamed of our race blah blah, but apperently according to some we were already punsihed once for our crime, it was alittle thing in german in the 40's. Thats what i get for living in indiana though. i guess oh well.

 

[madame_zora]

Oh, I don't believe any God would punish a group of people for what their ancestors did. I was being rather surface in my reply and did not mean to dismiss you in any way. I think it's sick to try to tie the Holocaust to the death of Jesus. Remember, according to scripture, everything happened as it was pre-ordained. BTW, I am on neither side of this argument, as I am in a "Christian recovery" period. I love God, but am completely disillusioned with organised religion.

 

[warwithscars]

Originally posted by madame_zora@Mar 29 2005, 03:12 AM
Oh, I don't believe any God would punish a group of people for what their ancestors did. I was being rather surface in my reply and did not mean to dismiss you in any way. I think it's sick to try to tie the Holocaust to the death of Jesus. Remember, according to scripture, everything happened as it was pre-ordained. BTW, I am on neither side of this argument, as I am in a "Christian recovery" period. I love God, but am completely disillusioned with organised religion.

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Yeah i feel ya, i am not trying to argue i was just making sure my post wasnt taken wrong. With all the racist garbage that has been going on i didnt want to fall in the mix. My biggest pet peeve is racism, well that and calling tattoos tatts, but thats a whole differnt fourm altogether. Anyway i am a human rights activist, so to be constrewed as racisit would have been bad. sorry rambling now.

 

[madame_zora]

No apologies, please. It's always good to have a reason to get to know someone I didn't know before. I didn't think you were racist in the least, I thought you were trying to divert our attention from the ugliness at hand, for which I am grateful. Stick around, this place is worth digging in your heels.

 

[jonb]

Hell, who needs original sin? You'll accumulate more than a few on your own.

Hey, at least you haven't seen on alt.education; there was this neo-Nazi who claimed Hitler and all of them were Jews and the Aryans were the ones in the ovens. Even his fellow neo-Nazis had to wonder about that one.

 

[B_DoubleMeatWhopper]

Original Sin is still a dogma in most Christian denominations, but the Catholic Church doesn't view it as a punishment for what Adam and Eve did. It is that what separates us from God. We are all humans, not spirit, and original sin is the human condition. You could say that the confinement of the soul within a physical body is the result of original sin, but then it would be difficult to explain the Immaculate Conception considering Mary was in the flesh.

 

[jonb]

My point remains: If you live at all, you'll accumulate more than a few sins on your own. The only way you can't is if you live in Antarctica and were raised by penguins.

Yeah, the whole "Adam and Eve original sin" thing is quite Oedipal if you think about it. When Jack Chick started publishing these tracts specifically targeting Indians a while back, most of us who read it found the whole story of the fall morally reprehensible; the idea of a father punishing not only his children but their children for behaving like, well, like children?

The irony, of course, being a logical one: How can a religion which ritually imbibes wine (even that plonk they serve at communion) treat alcoholism?

 

[madame_zora]

Originally posted by jonb@Mar 29 2005, 07:30 PM
My point remains: If you live at all, you'll accumulate more than a few sins on your own. The only way you can't is if you live in Antarctica and were raised by penguins.

Yeah, the whole "Adam and Eve original sin" thing is quite Oedipal if you think about it. When Jack Chick started publishing these tracts specifically targeting Indians a while back, most of us who read it found the whole story of the fall morally reprehensible; the idea of a father punishing not only his children but their children for behaving like, well, like children?

The irony, of course, being a logical one: How can a religion which ritually imbibes wine (even that plonk they serve at communion) treat alcoholism?

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I'll be happy enough when the Church pulls up it's pull-ups and takes responsibility for the pedophilia it's been covering up, let AA address alcoholism. The shirking of responsibility in this area has made me physically sick and has a lot to do with why I've distanced myself from the church.

Adam and Eve is basically a myth to illustrate a point, much of the Bible was written that way, which is why I crack up at literalists. By the time the New Testament comes around, Jesus comes right out and says "It is easier for me to explain this by telling you a story", and people STILL try to interpret it literally. Poor Jesus, how frustrating it must have been to be throwing pearls before swine.

 

[jeepwranglerboi]

If I could compile all of the anti-White things I have heard in my short lifetime, convert them to another race, and publish them I am sure the media would have a field day.

Opening up the door to "racial guilt" is a deed that should be taken into more consideration, and I assure you the other side of the sword you wield when doing so is just as hurtful.

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my racial guilt is my people killed jesus

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Technically the Romans killed Jesus not the Jews if I'm not mistaken. I'm sure if I am Jacinto or Freddie will enlighten me. As I am from both Italian and Jewish descent, I could choose to carry that 'guilt' but I see absolutely no point in that. To me that is like a white person from the South to take responsibility for slavery.

 

[warwithscars]

Yes the romans carried out the sentence, though its the jewish rulers that sold him out techincally. I guess. Thats how Mel Gibson sells it anyway. haha. I dont take any guilt of it either, it just makes me laugh to make fun of myself. I dont take alot of stuff as serious as i should

 

[B_DoubleMeatWhopper]

Originally posted by warwithscars@Mar 30 2005, 07:13 AM
Yes the romans carried out the sentence, though its the jewish rulers that sold him out techincally.

That's how it's shown in the movies, but it's debatable. The Sanhedrin found Jesus guilty of blasphemy, but Pontius Pilate was a Gentile and, therefore, not qualified to pass judgment on or sentence as blasphemer. He tried Jesus for treason and found him innocent of that crime, and so did Herod, for that matter. When the Jewish mob refused to accept that verdict, Pilate washed his hands (literally) of the whole distasteful affair. In every canonical Gospel account, it is said that Pilate 'handed Him over to be crucified'. It's unclear whether the soldiers who led Jesus to Golgotha were Roman guards of the praetorium, or Jewish temple guards. It's hard to say who was 'responsible', but what happened had to happen inorder to fulfill the prophecies. Even the 'villains' of the tale were necessary tools in God's plan. But the sins of the father are not borne by the son. The Jewish and Italian people today had no part in the Crucifixion.

BTW ... The Passion of the Christ is in no way a documentary. I'm still trying to figure out why Satan was a chick with no eyebrows.