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Last of the responses (whew). I never expected one forward to generate
such a response.

<< The only people bickering are those against diversity.>>

Not bickering against diversity, bickering against the intolerance
practiced by the folks running the seminar. IIRC, the original post was
forwarded without any comments.

<< Is it because if people learn to reason intelligently, they may
abandon religious claptrap and jingoistic rote, for educated
discourse?>>

If people learn to reason intelligently, they will see that the NWO
stuff being promulgated in the public schools is claptrap.

<<Reason is the main thing schools need to teach.>>

But they are terrified of doing so; it would expose their game.

<< there is a growing body of research to show that Mary Magdalene was
never a whore/prostitute, >>

Even the Bible doesn't call her a prostitute; they describe her,
variously, as "a sinner" and "out of whom went seven devils". The
Astarte cult popular in Judea at the time had a seven-stage initiation.
If she was a prostitute, it was a temple prostitute, not the common
street hooker. She was likely a pagan, which would have rendered her a
sinner in the eyes of both Jesus and the Gospel writers.

<< while some argue that the Magdalene was actually Jesus' wife >>

A&E's "Biography" show about MM put forth the theory that she was his
concubine, never mentioning a possible marriage.

<<and bore him at least one child, >>

purported ancestor of the "Rex Deus" lineage.

<<conservative contemporary evidence suggests that her role was more
that of being another apostle, on at least an equal footing with the
male apostles and perhaps enjoying a favored status (not necessarily
sexual)...in other words, she only became a 'sinner' long after her
death, and only because the Roman church branded her as such...>>

The Nag Hammadi Gospels bear this out. The apostle Peter hated her
guts, because he envied the fact that she was more of an "insider" with
Jesus than he was.

<< the obsessives have a right to believe in whatever superstition they
choose; what they do NOT have the right to do is IMPOSE their
superstition on the rest of society as a matter of official policy.>>

This includes non-Judeo-Christian obsessives, right?


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