Elle

How about a good grasp of the english language!!! Decider... ahhhhh!!!!!

How long did you do it for and what was your experience with it?

The Five Gospels: What Did Jesus Really Say? (Macmillan, 1993)[1] This is the product of six years of extensive consultation by a group of scholars known as the Jesus Seminar (hereafter JS), who have set out to determine the authentic words of Jesus. The result is a book that (1) provides a fresh, colloquial, and at times racy translation of the five gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and the noncanonical Gospel of Thomas); (2) colors every saying attributed to Jesus in these Gospels as either red, pink, gray, or black (red means Jesus said it; pink means it's close to what He said; gray means He didn't say it in this form but there are echoes of His teaching in it; and black means the saying didn't come from Him at all); and (3) provides passage-by-passage commentary explaining the JS's rationale for its decisions. As the book jacket and popular press releases emphasize, only 20 percent of all the sayings of Jesus are colored red or pink and a good number of these come from Thomas.

Is it something you have always had, a conclusion you came up with after seeking it out, or something you have because someone else's influence?

In a culture where both sexes work and are supposed to be considered equal, is the Man responsible for supporting his family? And if this is the case, why would a man want to marry so he can take care of someone else?

Fashion sense or vanity?

Why is the resurrection of Christ such an important belief in western Christianity? Shouldn't what he taught be what is important?