Originally posted by Shadowflux
reply to post by Michael Cecil
It should seem fairly evident, after some study, that the resurrection of the physical body was not what Jesus was teaching.
It should seem fairly evident?????
Is
that why the Judaeo-Christo
FASCISTS of Wikipedia will
NOT allow, even as a
minority position, any mention at all of
the "resurrection" as a Doctrine of 'Rebirth' on its topic page; a Doctrine also taught by Mohammed?
The concept of the resurrection of the physical body is very Egyptian and relates to the Egyptian mystery religions.
Is
that why hundreds of millions of Christians delude themselves that they are followers of Jesus when they are nothing more than followers of
the Egyptian-Pharisaical-aPauline doctrine of a physical resurrection?
Is
that why there is not one single newspaper in the United States, not one single broadcasting network, not one single religious journal, not
one single general circulation religious or secular magazine in the United States which will permit this Doctrine to be discussed anywhere in its
pages or during its programming?
Because this is supposed to be self-evident?
In August of 1979, I applied for free religious programming time on Sunday morning at WSBT radio in South Bend, Indiana. I wrote out an entire
half-hour program explaining that the Doctrine of "resurrection" is a Doctrine of 'Rebirth' and that this Doctrine was taught not only by Isaiah,
Daniel and Jesus; but also by Mohammed. (Perhaps the program director--I recognized him from television as a Roman Catholic by the name of Roland
Kelly--was outraged that I began my program with "In the Name of God, the Righteous, the Almighty".)
When I talked to Mr. Kelly a few days later, his message to me was quite clear:
"I ain't putting this on the air. It's against Christianity."
That was in 1979 remember.
Probably a little more than 30 days before Iranian students took over the U.S. embassy in Iran.
(Years later, of course, someone I talked with at WSBT--at least he was sitting at a
desk inside of a
building on which was written
WSBT, and he appeared to be recognized by the other workers, whatever
that might mean--denied that Roland Kelly ever had a job at WSBT as a
program director...
So, maybe someone
looking like Roland Kelly, walked in off the street, sat himself down at a desk inside that building not merely once but
twice...
Michael