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Before reaching sainthood on FOX he worked for Inside Edition. A tabloid television show that paid people for interviews about out-of-wedlock babies, drugs, and violence.
How come O'Reilly wasn't being held up as the savior of American values when he hosted a show that talked about the sex lives of Hollywood actors?
He's a joke. The thing I find incredible is that so many professing Christians are captivated for going on two decades by FOX news and all their constant lies. It is strange to watch the delusion of a people from the outside. And a bit perplexing at times. Almost every doctor's office has it running in the waiting rooms. I have to have FOX filtered through those who report on it - otherwise it would just make me totally sick.
I don't watch Bill O. anymore. Bill is kind of a blowhard, that thinks he is always right, no matter what the issue is. He doesn't even take the time to listen or be educated, he just thinks he knows it all. I guess his success went to his head. He's arrogant and a constant self promoter. I certainly wouldn't purchase his book. I've seen him interview people who knew a lot more about religion than he did, and he just blew them off. His constant self promotion finally got to me. I've pretty much walked away from politics anymore. The country is such a mess, its in a almost hopeless downward spiral, circling the drain.
Then said Jesus, Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do. And they parted his raiment, and cast lots.
The writers of the Gospels were not present at the cruxifiction. How do they know what Jesus said? I assume the women present Virgin Mary, Mary Magdalene must have told someone about what Jesus said in the cross.
I've read somewhere between 1/4 to 1/3 of the book according to my e-reader. Like O'Reilly's other books, Killing Lincoln and Killing Kennedy, it is co-authored by Martin Dugard. It's an easy, entertaining read. It is intended to be a historical account of Jesus's life, the people surrounding him, and the times. I've read some online critiques that question some of history presented, such as the Pharisees demeanor, Paul being presented as a Christian, and the gleaning of Roman and Jewish writings for historical use.
I'm a Protestant Christian. Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard are both Roman Catholics. I don't see anything wrong with the book.
Orielly has not developed the credibility to step out into the world of theology and is nuts. All ego..even the title is all market manipulation. To spend 2 seconds listening to anything he has to say in this area is ridiculous.
No different then reading a book by Fred Flintstone about the science discovered in the Big Bang and all detail. Worse.
Its all board room contrived.
It seems so obvious. But just look at the pile of money he will make from it. I wonder what he does with all that money? And yet the hard right screams bloody murder when there is any mention of raising the minimum wage even though the cost of living keeps rising but wages for labor do not. It's unjust. This world system is unjust.
It seems so obvious. But just look at the pile of money he will make from it. I wonder what he does with all that money? And yet the hard right screams bloody murder when there is any mention of raising the minimum wage even though the cost of living keeps rising but wages for labor do not. It's unjust. This world system is unjust.
I believe BO gives much to charity. In addition, like most high-income earners, he pays a large tax bill. What he does with the rest is nobody's business. He earned it-it's his.
I've read somewhere between 1/4 to 1/3 of the book according to my e-reader. Like O'Reilly's other books, Killing Lincoln and Killing Kennedy, it is co-authored by Martin Dugard. It's an easy, entertaining read. It is intended to be a historical account of Jesus's life, the people surrounding him, and the times. I've read some online critiques that question some of history presented, such as the Pharisees demeanor, Paul being presented as a Christian, and the gleaning of Roman and Jewish writings for historical use.
I'm a Protestant Christian. Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard are both Roman Catholics. I don't see anything wrong with the book.
I read Killing Lincoln, and enjoyed it. I hope to read Killing Kennedy soon. As far as Killing Jesus, I'm not sure yet.
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