Why would a Jew need to waste time with a middle man. Stick with original Naomi.
WOO HOO! The woman who is going to teach me how to be a man is now going to teach me about religion.
I have a few feminising tips for her...
For the time being, I will withhold judgment.
I just hope she did not find the Jesus Jane Fonda found.
In the early part of the last century, a wealthy family of non-observant Jews - indeed atheists - from Paris went on vacation to Italy. Their daughter entered a chapel to see the frescoes, and there Christ came to her. Simone Weil became a Christian and during her short ascetic life she wrote some of the most profound religious meditations of the century.
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Trust but verify.
Hmmmmm, a 13 year old boy?
In my own family, that's a tradition we cherish. I grew up hearing about my great-great-grandmother Mamie O'Laughlin. As her father lay dying, Mamie summoned a priest to his bedside. The priest sent back a message demanding $25, far beyond the family's meager means, and her father died without the sacrament. Later, when Mamie herself lay dying, a priest came — this time unbidden. He offered Mamie the crucifix. Summoning up the last of her strength, she furiously flung it across the room.
Then there was my paternal great-grandfather, Chaim Steinbrook, born in the mid-1800s in a Russian Jewish village where his own father was a grain merchant and self-styled Talmudic scholar. In one version of the family legend, Chaim's father refused to let his hungry neighbors consume any of his plentiful grain during a year of famine, because the grain had been planted after the previous Passover and thus was not yet kosher. Disgusted, 14-year-old Chaim ran way from home and found his way to America, where he later refused to let his children even visit the local synagogue's playground.
So, in one swipe, both religious Christians and religious Jews are slammed by the Latimes as they discuss what happened to Naomi...
Water is wet, and gee ... the Mainstream Media is nothing if not consistent.
"I wasn't myself in this visual experience. I was a 13-year-old boy sitting next to him and feeling feelings I'd never felt in my lifetime. It was probably the most profound experience of my life."
What were the feelings... puberty?
Many think they are Christians because they were born in the Christian Nation, the USA.
Bill O'Reilly thinks he's a Christian because he is a Catholic.
Many pastors think they are Christian because they went to seminary and teach from a pulpit.
I believe I am a Christian because I have accepted Jesus Christ as my personal Lord and Savior.
..now WHICH Jesus would that be--the same one Jane Fonda found?
Until her next 'profound experience,' probably Satanism, especially if it has book sales possibilities. Naomi is dumb but not as dumb as she seems. She's always known how to grab a headline and profit from it.
Jesus calls us as we are, not the self-visualization as a 13 year old boy. I think she has been blinded by Satan.
If this is a true conversion, forgive me, Jesus. But I still don't think she has accepted Christ into her heart.
"By their fruits, ye shall know them" seems to apply here.