On Nov 27, 1:30�pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
wrote:
HK wrote:
JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
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Note that the death and crucifixion of Christ are something to be
made fun
of by Harry. I find little redeeming quality in his comments or
attitude.
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Well, you have to remember here, you are dealing with a fundie
liberal, they are among the most intolerant segments of our society.

Neither you nor Herring have a clue about this.

Remember the newsgroup rule:

"If I ain't seen it, it doesn't exist".

It's related to another rule:

"Without a web link, nothing exists".

Ahh, yes, the "totally dependent upon Google newsgroup researchers."

Hey...it is free, and worthy every penny.

Harry,
I would doubt a small town would have any info on a small parade, and I
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Turns out that there is a "theme park" in Orlando, FL, where the
crucifixtion of Jesus is reenacted (for the benefit of paid ticke
holder, of course) several times each week. Photo shows a realistic
depiction of a man tied to the horizontal portion of the cross, being
whipped along by a Roman soldier- but does not show the man actually
elevated on the vertical member of the cross. Still, it is a memorable
image.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19854489/


Jesus is reduced to a theme park character, running around with a
"wireless microphone", and all in the name of religon, profit, or
both.
I think this is a bit bizarre, but obviously this is a private
enterprise operation and it doesn't have to appeal to everybody.

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
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Turns out that there is a "theme park" in Orlando, FL, where the
crucifixtion of Jesus is reenacted (for the benefit of paid ticke
holder, of course) several times each week. Photo shows a realistic
depiction of a man tied to the horizontal portion of the cross, being
whipped along by a Roman soldier- but does not show the man actually
elevated on the vertical member of the cross. Still, it is a memorable
image.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19854489/


Jesus is reduced to a theme park character, running around with a
"wireless microphone", and all in the name of religon, profit, or
both.
I think this is a bit bizarre, but obviously this is a private
enterprise operation and it doesn't have to appeal to everybody.



I wonder when the Playstation 2 version will be released.

Eisboch