Talk:Gethsemane
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seeking proper pronunciation of Gethsemane (not Anglicised)
"might well be descendants of those from the time of Jesus." What's that supposed to mean?
Nothing. Just classical christian propaganda. (Jesus lives! Just look at these trees!)--SidiLemine 15:21, 11 September 2007 (UTC)
It might wise to be a bit more prudent when referring to World Religions. Irrespectively of your points of view concerning deity, respect towards all religious approaches is the only correct approach. It was once said: " There 88,000 ways to approach God. Pick the one that suits you best and follow it". As such all the things that constitute part of the dogmas, morals, traditions, and form a complex system of salvation for the followers of every religion cannot be attacked on a right or wrong basis as there is no any scientific evidence for or against them. It is simply an aspect of personal choice as of which religious path to take or if you want it is simply an aspect of complete acceptance or rejection of religion and / or God. Nonetheless what is completely unacceptable is the lack of education, tolerance, and understanding of the modern World in which fanatism and all forms of fundamentalist behaviours have no place whatsoever. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Italiotis (talk • contribs) 23:38, 12 September 2007 (UTC)
