Re: Last Supper and Jesus's wa****ng of the disciples' feet --- what

On May 9, 1:23=A0pm, Rod <icom...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>...
> =A0 =A0Okay, but this thing with Simon Magus is interesting. Another
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> then, perhaps ? I'd like to get back to this topic though, as I can see
> how it would relate to quaker philosophy as well as christianity. Magus
> has appeared to be a sore spot in christian history, and thats really
> what quaker ideas are based on, is it not ?

Since you are interested even when I bring in Thiering, I've
decided to let you ask me questions on SRQ if you wish.
Yowie can ignore us or not.  For starters, there are many
eye-catching details in BT's biography of Simon Magus -

http://www.pesherofchrist.infinitesoulutions.com/index_Simon_Magus.html

> > Howsoever, you can now understand how (well-meaning)
> > propaganda is spread in church circles that is not true
> > to the deeper meaning of the text.
>
> > Caveat - only those SRQers who are interested should
> > probe into deeper meaning. =A0I do not mean to push it
> > on people, only to expose them to an unfamiliar but
> > better informed perspective.
>
> =A0 =A0Well I want to know all the truth. I've a restless spirit in many
> regards....

The truth I intend to give you is radical and shocking.  As God
told Job, gird your loins.

d.c.