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* The rarely sight Goat bird. *

You don’t agree when you disagree with what I said. Jesus doesn’t contradict his own Jewish monotheism.

What Jesus, himself a Jewish monotheist, said is right. It’s your commentary, not his words, that is incompatible with Jewish monotheism. It’s your commentary, not his words, that I disagree with.

“For Jesus God was the Father, who is near to men and knows them one by one.” (E.F. Scott, The Lord’s Prayer, p. 10) For me God is the Father, who is near to men and knows them one by one.

“Whatever our trials, all is well with us if God is our delight.” - C.H. Spurgeon

Whether you’re a pacifist or not, I highly recommend this book to all of my readers. Too many people know too little about the historic peace churches.

“In this parody Joan Baez points to some fundamental assumptions. One is that no one knows exactly what he or she will do in moments of crisis. Such experiences often bring out the worst. Crisis situations also may bring out the noblest and best Christian response. Joan is also making the point...

“‘Come on. OK, look. We’ll take another example. Say you’re driving a truck. You’re on a narrow road with a sheer cliff on your side. There’s a little girl standing in the middle of this road. You’re going too fast to stop. What would you do?’ ’I don’t know. What would you do?’ ’I’m asking...

Welcome to the forum. I agree that ”Follow me” does entail love your neighbor as yourself. Does it entail more than that?

I already have. You still haven’t answered the two simple “yes” or “no” questions I asked. Good night.

“What would you do if …” Every pacifist is sooner or later confronted with the stacked deck question. ”Pacifists have rightly been accused of oversimplifying issues. However, there is a feeling in peace circles that neither side possesses a monopoly on oversimplification. Non pacifists ask...

“Follow me.”