Whose quote is it?

1. "He that curseth father or mother, let him die the death."

(1) Y'shua
(2) Adolf Hitler
(3) David Koresh
(4) Mao Tse-tung

2. "It's not fair to demand more of a man than he can give."

(1) Y'shua
(2) Adolf Hitler
(3) Mao Tse-tung
(4) David Koresh

3. "I kill her children with death."

(1) Y'shua
(2) Reverend Jim Jones
(3) Adolf Hitler
(4) David Koresh

4. "Prepare for war with peace in thy soul."

(1) Y'shua
(2) Krishna
(3) Muammar Qaddafi
(4) Buddha Gautama

5. "I shall rule them with a rod of iron!"

(1) Y'shua
(2) Adolf Hitler
(3) Buddha Gautama
(4) Muammar Qaddafi

6. "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."

(1) Y'shua
(2) David Koresh
(3) Buddha Gautama
(4) Benjamin Franklin

7. "You can't believe in what you don't understand."

(1) Y'shua
(2) David Koresh
(3) Reverend Jim Jones
(4) Buddha Gautama

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-- rod (elreyrod@yahoo.com), November 14, 2003

Answers

My Answers

Jehovah - "He that curseth father or mother, let him die the death."

Mao Tse-tung - It's not fair to demand more of a man than he can give."

Reverend Jim Jones - "I kill her children with death."

Krishna - "Prepare for war with peace in thy soul."

Jehovah - "I shall rule them with a rod of iron!"

Benjamin Franklin - "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."

Koresh - "You can't believe in what you don't understand.

-- David Ortiz (cyberpunk1986@hotmail.com), November 15, 2003.

I don't think I got any correct when I answered.

Here are the answers:

Whose quote is it?

ANSWERS

1. "He that curseth father or mother, let him die the death."

(1) Y'shua
(2) Adolf Hitler
(3) David Koresh
(4) Mao Tse-tung

2. "It's not fair to demand more of a man than he can give."

(1) Y'shua
(2) Adolf Hitler
(3) Mao Tse-tung
(4) David Koresh

3. "I kill her children with death."

(1) Y'shua
(2) Reverend Jim Jones
(3) Adolf Hitler
(4) David Koresh

4. "Prepare for war with peace in thy soul."

(1) Y'shua
(2) Krishna
(3) Muammar Qaddafi
(4) Buddha Gautama

5. "I shall rule them with a rod of iron!"

(1) Y'shua
(2) Adolf Hitler
(3) Buddha Gautama
(4) Muammar Qaddafi

6. "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."

(1) Y'shua
(2) David Koresh
(3) Buddha Gautama
(4) Benjamin Franklin

7. "You can't believe in what you don't understand."

(1) Y'shua
(2) David Koresh
(3) Reverend Jim Jones
(4) Buddha Gautama

(source: Messiahs: The Visions And Prophecies For The Second Coming) by John Hogue
[It you can trust this author, that is.]

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-- rod (elreyrod@yahoo.com), November 15, 2003.

This quote: 7. "You can't believe in what you don't understand."

Those words are a fine example, which showed evidence, of the false prophet that David Koresh was. Koresh did not believe in God as his words showed. We may not understand God or His Will, but we believe in Him regardless of our understandings. So, Koresh was really saying that God does not exist because He is something that cannot be understood, nor believed for that reason.

This quote: 2. "It's not fair to demand more of a man than he can give."

I feel confindent, after reading some history, that Hilter truly believed what he meant in the above quote. And, he demonstrated that unfairness in the Holocaust that he was responsible for.

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-- rod (elreyrod@yahoo.com), November 15, 2003.

Rod said, "So, Koresh was really saying that God does not exist because He is something that cannot be understood, nor believed for that reason."

Same Logic:

Due to the fact that the Eternal Most Holy Catholic Church is Full of True Divine Mysteries, Anti-catholics who cannot comprehend her simply say that she is not true.

-- james (elgreco1541@hotmail.com), November 15, 2003.

I see that James has discovered my methods in my madness. Koresh was extremely dangerous because of his power to persuade/deceive those who were confused, lost, or vulnerable. Koresh had the freedom to interpret the Scriptures as he saw best for the motives under his breath. How many "Koreshes"[destroyers] are out there preparing to devour the young and the confused? Question all men and all doctrine.

BTW, I read that the Branch Davidians were not Seventh Day Adventists.

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-- rod (elreyrod@yahoo.com), November 15, 2003.

I don't know how many times I've said, "Don't condemn what you don't understand. You need to embrace it and try to understand it." But, we may also find that somethings are incomprehensible; that is why we have faith.

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-- rod (elreyrod@yahoo.com), November 15, 2003.

Rod, did you double check? I think 6, the Do unto others was Jesus. Confucius had as a negative. What you don't want....So did the rabbis of Jesus days.

-- Elpidio Gonzalez (egonval@yahoo.com), November 15, 2003.

Yes, I too had to rub my eyes on #6. According to John Hogue's answers, it is Buddha. But, I do recall reading the similar passage in Scriptures. Perhaps the wording is slightly different. I'll dig for that verse.

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-- rod (elreyrod@yahoo.com), November 15, 2003.

Ok, maybe John Hogue should have a look at our forum and this web site, or better yet, Matthew 7:12. http://www.relig ioustolerance.org/reciproc.htm

Mathew 7:12

"So always treat others as you would like them to treat you; that is the meaning of the Law and the Prophets."

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-- rod (elreyrod@yahoo.com), November 15, 2003.

Yikes, for all you who don't read the Jerusalem Bible, that's the Bible I used for the above verse.

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-- rod (elreyrod@yahoo.com), November 15, 2003.

Thanks for the link, Rod.

That is why I try not to be pushy on people. It is counterproductive.

-- Elpidio Gonzalez (egonval@yahoo.com), November 17, 2003.