Nadiine
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I gave generalities ONLY to a general verse he used.Were you talking about policies which distinguish people who attack jesus from those that do not, this might wash. Were you distinguishing between expressions of disagreement (often called "attacks") and some more viscious level of attack, then perhaps this would make sense. Were you not responding to a "who" was not allowed in Jesus company rather than a question about what sorts of behavior he avoided, this too might make sense.
But no, it is very clear that you were talking about atheists. You can split hairs all you want at this point, but the fact of the matter is you haven't been making these distinctions up to this point. Even your current attempt at a careful distinction encompasses anyone who would argue against Jesus (or "trap" him and his believers, presumably with arguments). You couldn't even be bothered to ask if we actually do support the name change before claiming that we were salivating over the matter.
Don't paint with a broad brush and then ask me to trace it with a fine tipped pen.
IT IS READING MORE INTO WHAT I SAID to distinguish specific individuals.
End of story - it looks to me like people here are seeking to find a way to turn this into a hate fest or something.
He used a verse to make a point, I used a verse to clarify a point - end of issue.

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