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Posted by Jumblat (Guest) - Thursday, April 19 2007, 4:56:24 (CEST)
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Pancho wrote :

" Judea was a province, or what you will, of ROME at the time of Jesus, not Syria...why wasn't Jesus Roman then. "

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Mr. smarto, the Romans were occupiers , and yes Syria was a Roman province, but people of Syria can't be ROMANS, are you British ? because you born in Iraq which was a British colony? If you accept that , then yes JESUS was a Roman!

Furthermore, the ROMANS themselves called the area as SYRIA or the Greater Syria as it is known today according to the historians of today !

I told you , it is better to open your mind and don't obey to your hallucination, because you are living in hallucination .

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        one more thing... pancho - 04/18 23:02
        Re: many things Jumblat - 04/19 04:56
        I AM WAITING FOR YOUR HALLUCINATION Jumblat - 04/19 14:46
        
        Re: many things Jumblat - 04/22 00:15
        Re: many things pancho - 04/22 00:43
        
        Re: one more thing... Jumblat - 04/21 01:02

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