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Originally Posted by Skid Row Joe
If he was, (a socialist) it would seem that He would not have supported union labor, since I don't recall reading where He mentioned it. He struck me as a free-lance, independent agent type of guy. Also, He wasn't fond of money-changers (whatever their function was) for whatever reasons, by turning their tables over in the temple - as the story goes.
If He does exist, which is hotly debated around here - I'm making note to send in aklim (and possibly others' from writings I've read) to argue the case in the public arena with Him, that He couldn't possibly exist. I want to see that.
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Did they have unions about the time he was alleged to have exist? Did anyone ask him? Are the scribblings all the chronicles of his life which includes every action and word spoken or just some selected passages? Maybe he DID say something but nobody jotted it down? It's not like he had a scribe follow him around from the first day he was able to speak til he got nailed, in more ways than one. Assuming he did exist in the way it was told and not like the fish story where the fish gets bigger with each telling.
I don't follow. If he does exist, what is there to argue? I don't argue that the sun rises in the East. I will argue that it won't rise in the West tomorrow.