Vatican: Pope Benedict's book an antidote to The Da Vinci Code
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Oct 6, 2008, 15:23 GMT
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As an athiest I do not believe that Jesus had anything to do with a ficticious God but he was from Gallilee the poorest part of a kingdom that was undr Roman occupation. The Roman empire was founded on slavery and Jesus must have seen much inhumanity between men.
I think Jesus wanted to change the attitude people had to each other and he eventually was very succesfull, but I think all those miriacles atributed to him were greatly exagerated and most were invented to give him credibility.
Remember those 'weapons of mass destruction' that Blair and Bush told us about, it's the same thing.
Oh, what a relief, a fictional novel to clear up all the 'confusion' caused by a fictional novel! The world has gone mad.
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