Kenneally's mention of Jesus' association with outcasts moved me. I'm not sure why; it's not as though it was an unfamiliar concept. Anyway, I've been banging around in Mark this evening. What anarchy!
well-behaved messiahs rarely make history. < / laurel thatcher ulrich (-ish) >
anyway, yeah...not a christian here, but one of the things i really like about the guy is the fact that his most ardent 'followers' would get a heck of shock if they actually met him. most of them probably wouldn't like him at all.
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Date: 2007-05-29 05:45 pm (UTC)well-behaved messiahs rarely make history. < / laurel thatcher ulrich (-ish) >
anyway, yeah...not a christian here, but one of the things i really like about the guy is the fact that his most ardent 'followers' would get a heck of shock if they actually met him. most of them probably wouldn't like him at all.