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From: Dick Anderson
Subject: [Hegemonie-devel] Re[8]:
Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2006 14:54:00 +0000

again. And now he was reading Bezdomny a lecture on Jesus in order to stress the poet's fundamental error. It was hard to say exactly what had made Bezdomny write as he had--whether it was his great talent for graphic description or complete ignorance of the subject he was writing on, but his Jesus had come out, well, completely alive, a Jesus who had really existed, although admittedly a Jesus who had every possible fault. Berlioz however wanted to prove to the poet that the main object was not who Jesus was, whether he was bad or good, but that as a person Jesus had never existed at all and that all the stories about him were mere invention, pure myth. The editor was a well-read man and able to make skilful reference to the ancient historians, such as the famous Philo of Alexandria and the brilliantly educated Josephus Flavius, neither of whom mentioned a word of Jesus' existence. With a display of solid erudition, Mikhail Alexandrovich informed the poet that incidentally, the passage in Chapter 44 of the k nfmgk glgm gt g qg qgughkkgsgu fsgo g gi tgnt tuj pr trulth sdjksdfsdfsdlgkj sdflkjsdf lksdjfsdfsdf

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