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THIS COLLECTION Jesus and His Teachings at Close Range A collection of investigative essays about teachings of Jesus and followers. Marring insanity could be into parts of them.

  1. Jaws of Jews and Teachings of Jesus
  2. Mystical Babaji and Jesus
  3. Jesus Accepts Slavery, and Paul Too
  4. Judas Died in Two Ways
  5. Wrong Teachings of Jesus about Mustard
  6. Descriptions of Jesus and Yahweh. How Are They?
  7. Prophet Abuse of Jesus and Others
  8. Jesus of the Gospels Talks with Two Tongues, and a Leonard Cohen Lesson
  9. Christs, King Jesus, and a Fallen Dynasty
  1. Pigs and Jesus
  2. Commands Not Worth Going For
  3. Vedic Penance
  4. Cults Can Breed Insanity; not just Neuroses
  5. Being Liberal
  6. Road-Test of Jesus
  7. Farcical Churchmongers and Jesus
  8. "Gnaw on my flesh" by Jesus
  9. Ten personality disorders and their diagnostic criteria
After having studied Jesus and His Teachings at Close Range - great Release - stor forløsning
You can do better than making a big fool of yourself.
Jesus and His Teachings at Close Range The apostle Paul dictated, "Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for . . . [t]he authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, he who rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgement on themselves. [Rom 13:1-2].

What a shame. Jesus did that, and was labelled an insane, demoniac blasphemer, and executed as a criminal. He did not deserve a better reputation, authorities concluded. Apostles broke out of jail against authorities too.

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