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From: george@sysvis
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Subject: Re: Stick it in yer ear.
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Date: Thu, 26-Sep-85 16:35:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep 26 16:35:00 1985
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The fervor of the attacks on Mr. Black are neither warranted nor specified
by either Christian or Jewish scripture (or anyone else's, for that matter).
From Desiderata:  Listen to what others have to say, even the dull and the
ignorant (a bit judgmental there), as they too have their story.  You fervent
defenders of the current dogmas are not allowing Mr. Black to speak his mind
in open forum without vile and personal attack.  Why is it that you are so
upset?  Are you afraid of finding the truth of this matter?  Would you,
"Defenders of the Faith" please jump off of whatever it is that you are on.

Mr. Black, would you be so kind as to furnish references for your material?
I'm afraid that it is not obvious to all of us (-: just what it is that you
are stating.  If you have no references, then please refrain from wild imagi-
nings on this public forum, it is a waste of time.  I would, for one, like
to hear your story -- if indeed you have one.  An interesting etymology of
the word "Hebrew" is found in references such as the American Heritage Dic-
tionary, Std. Ed., "ibhri" is a hebrew word itself with a loose meaning of
"He comes from across the river."  The Engish word, Hebrew, takes direct
lineage from this `ibhri'.  Question:  Which `he' comes, across which river?


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