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Did you or Ben every meet Jesus up close and personal so that you thus received his personal instruction as to how to live a spirit-breathing Spiritual Way of Life?
Were you present to witness and observe how Jesus actually related to women in general, and to any particular woman?
If not you and Ben are talking through your hat.
Posted by: Sue | Dec 20, 2010 at 10:49 PM
So in other words, it is meaningless to speak about the teaching of any historical figure or make inferences from their teaching since none of us were there to know them personally? That's going to put a major crimp in our ability to have meaningful discussion about our human existence.
Furthermore, do you know me personally? Why are you making assessments about what I'm writing here?
Posted by: Michael W. Kruse | Dec 21, 2010 at 10:32 AM