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In reply to the discussion: Now here's some brave Christians I'd be glad to break bread with! Jesus would certainly approve. [View all]
 

Odoreida

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7. Imaginary Jesus would approve I'm sure.
Reply to lambchopp59 (Original post)
Tue Mar 12, 2019, 09:59 AM
Mar 2019

What makes you think a Jew who lived 2000 years ago would approve?

Because he's really really god or something?

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Now here's some brave Christians I'd be glad to break bread with! Jesus would certainly approve. [View all] lambchopp59 Mar 2019 OP
The Methodist Church True Blue American Mar 2019 #1
Episcopalian are also welcoming of all. Kablooie Mar 2019 #2
True Christianity on full display by real Christians! pazzyanne Mar 2019 #3
When I was younger I grew up in the Lutheran and Episcopal church and attended a Methodist church. Doreen Mar 2019 #4
Just want to clarify that your sister in law must be an ELCA pastor. tanyev Mar 2019 #6
As of today, there are 981 "reconciling communities" in the UMC. JohnnyLib2 Mar 2019 #5
Imaginary Jesus would approve I'm sure. Odoreida Mar 2019 #7
This is wonderful! Thank you for sharing. UrbScotty Mar 2019 #8
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