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I don't know if anyone pointed this out - I didn't bother going through all 6 pages, just the first page, and no one seemed to notice this:

"The script for The Passion of Christ not only adds things that didn't occur in the Bible, it cuts out other things that did. The most widely known example of this being the important declaration, "His blood be on us and on our children." (Matthew 27:25)

So, basically, this article slams Gibson for having enough sympathy toward Jewish concerns to leave this line out. Man. Neither the Left nor Jews gave him a -single- ounce of credit for leaving it out, not -once-, but the author slams him for it as if he had no clue as to WHY? Un-freakin-believable.

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