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That triumphal barnburner of an Easter hymn, ♪♫
Jesus Christ Has Risen Today – Hallelujah♫♪, this
morning will rock the walls of Toronto's West Hill United Church as it
will in most Christian churches across the country.
But at West Hill on the faith's holiest day, it will be done with a
huge difference. The words “Jesus Christ” will be excised from what the
congregation sings and replaced with “Glorious hope.”
Thus, it will be hope that is declared to be
resurrected – an
expression of renewal of optimism and the human spirit – but not Jesus,
contrary to Christianity's central tenet about the return to life on
Easter morning of the crucified divine son of God.
Generally speaking, no divine
anybody makes an appearance in West Hill's Sunday service liturgy. [Taking
Christ out of Christianity]
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Filthy blaspheming bastards are not Christians. I don't care if they worship a galvanized garbage can, but I resent their appropriation of Christian liturgy and name for their Leftist tripe.
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Not to worry. God knows His own.
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Stepperg, I was thinking more along the lines of, wouldn't want to standing next to her when the lightening bolts come down.
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Here in Texas, I am particularly fond(sarcasm) of the mega churches, such a Joel Osteen, which have the idea that Jesus died on the cross so that they could have a wonderful sex life and get rich! Aaack!
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I seem to remember something about false prophets being the worst sinners because they lead others from the true path. I'm sure God has something special planned for them.
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I never actually read Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, but in the 1960's I read Brave New Worlds Revisited (1958). At that time it made a very interesting read that made the original (1932)seem prophetic.Huxley believed when he wrote Brave New World Revisited that he could conclude that the world was becoming like Brave New World much faster than he originally thought.
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