Politics Merle? Really? Why not just come out and say that rich white male = Antichrist in your mind! *L*

IMWO - Since you asked - I don't think its likely Romney has that particular flavor of delusion. He's too dorky, and Mormons already have their stories of Jesus' return. Whether crazy not/creepy or not in a big hair big smiles 'Stepford Wife' way, they seem to to be pretty ordinary folks and focus on taking care of people and other 'more positive' delusions. In other words, as a group, they seem to be at least as 'Christian' as any others - without making it about that.

Worst case - some misguided 'good intentions' and over-estimation of abilities - same as anyone else crazy enough to want that job (like the one holding it now who, also seems to really believe we need him there). Romney's weakness is he comes off as too '1950's American Dream' American. Sincere or BS, no one believes it anymore. While many have a sense of nostalgia for it, none really want to go back - they just want the government to have their backs/get off their backs.

KG

On 9/10/2012 7:49 PM, Merle Lester wrote:

 well said KG...is romney thinking he is the second christ?... merle
We all are "the second coming of Christ [not of Jesus - but of "Christ"]. Teaching point to realization. We all have/are the potential to realize this - for this to be realized - all have/are Buddha nature - to awaken to (call it what you like). That's the point of the teachings. Otherwise why come to teach the 'first' time? Applies to equally Jesus' or Buddha's story.

The whole 'give a man a fish/teach a man to fish' schtick.

Surely you have always realized this?! *L*

KG



On 9/10/2012 8:49 AM, Merle Lester wrote:

 christ we have found him..bill is the second coming!...merle

Merle,

In one of your posts a long time ago and far, far away (that means I couldn't find it) you castigated me for stating that Christians and Muslims did bad things during the Crusades in the name of their religions. You used a quote of Jesus from the Bible and I think it was:

"Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone... - John 8:7 (English Standard Version)

I have already stated in an early post (an even longer time ago and further away) that I considered myself pretty knowledgeable about Christianity and very knowledgeable about the teaching of Jesus. I didn't respond to this part of your post at that time because I didn't consider this quote really relevant to our discussion, but I would like to respond now.

I am without sin so would be eligible to throw stones if and when the situation calls for that.

...Bill!








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