Jay and I really want to see The Passion of the Christ. I’ve heard a number of things about it. But mostly, I’ve heard that if you have any faith in Christ at all, this raises it a hundred fold. So, I want to see it. As for those who say it smacks of anti-semitism, well – if it’s true to the biblical account, then the Jewish people killed Jesus. That’s the historical account. I don’t understand why that would be anti-semite? And I haven’t understood that argument. I mean, the truth is, true Christians hold a very dear place in our hearts for the jews, because in the Old Testament, God calls the jews his chosen people. He fights for them, and wants them to survive. But history is history. And please don’t write to me saying that the Bible isn’t history. The truth is, Jesus’ existence, and the facts behind his death, have been proven by outside sources, regardless of how you feel about him being the Son of God or not. At the very least, He was a man here on earth, who died here on earth, and that is a fact. Wow – I guess the subject riles more in me than I thought. In additional religious news – didn’t mean to, it was just on the radio – THIS really bothers me. Because frankly folks, a theology degree is an actual acredited bachelor’s – one in which I was studying – that is offered at many secular schools. I realize he was planning to be a minister, but what he does with his degree is his business. When it’s an actual degree from a qualifying school, it’s absolutely ridiculous not give him the scholarship based upon his chosen profession. Yeah their taxpayer funds. But who says I want my funds going toward someone who receives a ceramics scholarship? I hate it when \”they\” speak for me as a taxpayer. Random yay for me – I tested yesterday, and am now an orange belt – in addition to breaking another board.
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