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>TILL

>Well, gee, Marc, I hope I didn't hurt your feelings so much that they can

>never be healed, but I'll give you a bit of advice.  If you don't want

your

>religious feelings hurt, then stop making them such an easy target for

>ridicule.  I mean, after all, man, you are defending a primitive deity who

>demanded that animals be slaughtered and incinerated in homage to him,

that

>humans grovel over him and heap upon him endless praise, that people who

>were not his "chosen people" be slaughtered like vermin, including even

>children, etc., etc., etc.  So is it any surprise that such a ridiculous

>religious belief would be the target of criticism?

>

>By the way, would you please stop double posting to me?  One copy of your

>postings is sufficient.



BRIDEAN
What gets me is that if the SAME storys occured in any other religion
Christians would criticize them in a heart-beat.  I have seen Christians
criticize the Hindu god Kali for demanding animal sacrifices, yet there
seems to be another commonly worshiped deity that is also known for
demanding animal sacrifices.  You guessed it, Yahweh.  Of course
Yahweh has the right to demand animal sacrifices whereas Kali doesn't.
Sounds consistent to me.

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