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From: billy@tcom.stc.co.uk (Billy Khan)
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Subject: A song
Message-ID: <Apr.24.21.14.46.1991.7301@athos.rutgers.edu>
Date: 25 Apr 91 01:14:48 GMT
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	It seems I've imagined him, all of my life,
	As the wizest of all of mankind.
	But if Gods only wizdom is foolish to men,
	He must have seemed out of this mind.

	For even his family said he was mad,
	And the priests laid the demons to blame.
	For God in the form of this angry young man,
	Could not have seemed perfectly sane.

	But come loose your life for a carpenters son,
	For a mad man who died for a dream.
	You'll have the faith his first followers had,
	And you'll feel the weight of the beam.

	So surrender your life so that they might know,
	Have the courage to say 'I believe'.
	Believe the unbelievable,
	Come be a fool as well.


	Christians would be fools to believe in Jesus through logic and
facts, because you can't. You must approach God with an open mind, throw
away science and logic. Believe in something that can't be explained.