My worthy semanticians,
I hold that efforts to shape life á là "Immitation of Christ" is atempting to
be
Christ-like without impugning either his august paternity or his divinity.
His regality, I dare say, not many would mightily covet, granted the nature
of the crown he was invested with when he was foisted upon the Jews as
their monarch.
Alfred de Tavares, ever the hair-spliter
> Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2007 22:35:28 +0000> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]> Subject: [Goanet] Castes, Christianity, Hinduism et al> > 2: Yes
> ... I believe that too. But you have to understand what the> word "Christian"
> means. "Christian" means Christ-like. says JC> =====> Which Dictionary do you
> follow?> The more long posts you write the more you think people think you
> are clever.> What you write is a load of BALONY.> > Christians means
> followers of Christ.> Christ like, is to be like the son of God which Jesus
> was and we are not.> You think JC stand for Jesus Christ - do you?> > Get it
> into you head KEEP IT SIMPLE.> ED.>
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