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  1. Jesus defeated death not for him but for all of us. In order to open to
    all us the door towards a happy eternity. He defeated death to let us
    win that "useless passion" that is the short life on earth, opening
    prospectives of infinite when every way seemed closed by the black wall
    of a final and inevitable end. Here we will talk about His
    Resurrection, trying to answer some questions as the ones which follow
    for example:

    - Why can we understand the sense of our life only thinking of eternity
    ?
    - What are the reasons of our Faith?
    - And what about people who do not have Faith?
    - Why death?
    - Can reason and common sense help us in our Faith?
    - What is the mistake in the hypothesis which deny Jesus Christ?

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    To all the readers a loving greeting
    Lorenzo Crescini

  2. Quoted message said:

    Jesus defeated death not for him but for all of us. In order to open to
    all us the door towards a happy eternity. He defeated death to let us
    win that "useless passion" that is the short life on earth, opening
    prospectives of infinite when every way seemed closed by the black wall
    of a final and inevitable end. Here we will talk about His
    Resurrection, trying to answer some questions as the ones which follow
    for example:

    - Why can we understand the sense of our life only thinking of eternity
    ?
    - What are the reasons of our Faith?
    - And what about people who do not have Faith?
    - Why death?
    - Can reason and common sense help us in our Faith?
    - What is the mistake in the hypothesis which deny Jesus Christ?

    Yes, that's all very well, but what was his 10k PB?

  3. Is Satan good and kind? I heard he serves the homeless people meals at
    the shelter several nights a week, drives for Meals On Wheels twice a
    week, and he even recycles! Nobody ever hated him enough to nail HIM
    to a cross. So wuzzup wit the bad rep he's got?
    The new testament now recognizes Satan was Jesus friend and confidant.
    Not the betrayer he's been portrayed as through the ages.
    So what have we learned here today? One thing is that Satan is good,
    not evil. Another is he has been given a bad rep in a mistaken belief
    he betrayed Jesus. We now know that Satan is the everlasting good in
    men, and we all need to worship him. Get on your knees, and <zip>

  4. Is Satan good and kind? I heard he serves the homeless people meals at
    the shelter several nights a week, drives for Meals On Wheels twice a
    week, and he even recycles! Nobody ever hated him enough to nail HIM
    to a cross. So wuzzup wit the bad rep he's got?
    The new testament now recognizes Satan was Jesus friend and confidant.
    Not the betrayer he's been portrayed as through the ages.
    So what have we learned here today? One thing is that Satan is good,
    not evil. Another is he has been given a bad rep in a mistaken belief
    he betrayed Jesus. We now know that Satan is the everlasting good in
    men, and we all need to worship him. Get on your knees, and <zip>

  5. Is Satan good and kind? I heard he serves the homeless people meals at
    the shelter several nights a week, drives for Meals On Wheels twice a
    week, and he even recycles! Nobody ever hated him enough to nail HIM
    to a cross. So wuzzup wit the bad rep he's got?
    The new testament now recognizes Satan was Jesus friend and confidant.
    Not the betrayer he's been portrayed as through the ages.
    So what have we learned here today? One thing is that Satan is good,
    not evil. Another is he has been given a bad rep in a mistaken belief
    he betrayed Jesus. We now know that Satan is the everlasting good in
    men, and we all need to worship him. Get on your knees, and <zip>

  6. Is Satan good and kind? I heard he serves the homeless people meals at
    the shelter several nights a week, drives for Meals On Wheels twice a
    week, and he even recycles! Nobody ever hated him enough to nail HIM
    to a cross. So wuzzup wit the bad rep he's got?
    The new testament now recognizes Satan was Jesus friend and confidant.
    Not the betrayer he's been portrayed as through the ages.
    So what have we learned here today? One thing is that Satan is good,
    not evil. Another is he has been given a bad rep in a mistaken belief
    he betrayed Jesus. We now know that Satan is the everlasting good in
    men, and we all need to worship him. Get on your knees, and <zip>

  7. Is Satan good and kind? I heard he serves the homeless people meals at
    the shelter several nights a week, drives for Meals On Wheels twice a
    week, and he even recycles! Nobody ever hated him enough to nail HIM
    to a cross. So wuzzup wit the bad rep he's got?
    The new testament now recognizes Satan was Jesus friend and confidant.
    Not the betrayer he's been portrayed as through the ages.
    So what have we learned here today? One thing is that Satan is good,
    not evil. Another is he has been given a bad rep in a mistaken belief
    he betrayed Jesus. We now know that Satan is the everlasting good in
    men, and we all need to worship him. Get on your knees, and <zip>

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