[SJackson]

I wasn't addressing the religious aspect of his transgression, which is his personal responsibility, rather the secular, his responsibility to those he harmed, which has become a public issue. We may disagree on this. His future actions will likely give us a clue. As to the other thread, I'm not that interested in what will likely become a *issing contest between Foxman and Donahue. I'm not that big a fan of either, they're both publicists, not religious figures, and this issue has already achieved a prominence it doesn't deserve.

BTW, this has nothing to do with his films.

[sitetest]

Dear SJackson,

"I wasn't addressing the religious aspect of his transgression, which is his personal responsibility, rather the secular, his responsibility to those he harmed, which has become a public issue."

Hmm... Okay. I guess I misunderstood what you meant by this:

"In Judaism would encompass a specific acknowledgement of the wrongs, directed to those who were harmed, as well as a sincere effort to undo the damage done. I'd be surprised if Christianity views it much differently."


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