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Most likely not cannabis, but some hallucinogenic plant, herb, brew or the like, was used to induce
the trances and visions apparently attained by Jesus and those of his era.
And I love the 'arguments' presented against your view. Only opposition, nothing to actually add to
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It's a possibility Hidell, and, if indeed your sources are correct, some people are going to have
some difficulty in denying it. Could you give me a site that details this evidence, purely out of my
own curiosity? Haha, the Anointed One, anointed in weed more like. |
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No he wasn't (I'm not defending him) because he didn't exist |
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Just because Jesus was anointed in Cannabis Oil when He was back East with the Gnostics, doesn't
make him a junkie!
I never read that He had a bong, LOL!
But I can see why the Gnostic Gospels were eliminated from the "final text".
Especially that part about the "Kingdom of God" being "within you" (meaning all of us), by St.
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Ooohhh! It's so shocking! Lol
Am I the only one who laughs when they imagine Hidell deciding what to search on the web? Lmao |
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Using a little grass is a far cry from being a junkie. |
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This is a stretch at best. And Jesus did exist. |
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Even I don't buy that garbage and I'm not a Christian. |
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08 Jun 2008 18:22
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