Posted by Lou Pilder on April 13, 2005, at 12:20:59
In reply to Lou's request to Dr. Hsiung, posted by Lou Pilder on April 13, 2005, at 11:06:35
DR. Hsiung,
Your policy here says that if you have a fear that others could think that something written by someone here could have them think that it is for them also, that you will write in some way that it is unacceptable here in relation to the guidlines of the forum for me to post about my God's commandment to me for you have a fear that others will think it is for them also.
But in your guest expert's referrence to the christian bible verses on Christian perspective, could his use of the christian bible passage about Jesus and the moneychangers in the Temple also have the potential to have some others think that they shoud be angry at those jews also? Did your guest not say that Jesus felt anger toward those Jews? Now if Jesus is angry at some jews, could not that have the potential for others to consider also being angry at those Jews? After all, is not Jesus considered to be God in most of Christianity? Is not the doctrine of the Trinity saying that Jesus is God?
I have a fear. I have a fear that this statement in question by your guest could have the potential IMO to have others think that they could be allowed to have anger toward some jews like Jesus is said to have. Did not Auntie Mel, a poster here, also write something about this in a reply to me here as to the people that Jesus had anger toward were the Jewish leaders?
The fear that I have is that this could escalate into more statements that have your approval that IMO have the potential to arrouse antisemitic feelings. And history shows how others can think that it is acceptable to do things when their leaders say that it is acceptable. The following is what happened when the leaders of Nazi Germany used propaganda to arrouse hatred toward the jews and who tried to stop them?
Lou Pilder
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