"Deep in the heart of Siberia's birch forests lies one of the largest and most remote religious communes of the planet. More than 5,000 people have left their families and their homes to move here and join the Church of the Last Testament, which has more than 10,000 followers worldwide. The church centers on one man. He is known simply as Vissarion, meaning "he who gives new life," or simply as the teacher, and he claims that he is Jesus Christ."
Gees she traveled 6000 miles? I could have saved here the trip. there is agentleman who claims to be Jesus Christ living at the homeless shelter in my town barely 2 hours from New York.
He doesnt have the fancy hilltop house, people praying to him or offering hymns as he enters the room--but at least this Christ lives in humble surroundings.
I wonder how many there are worldwide--there must be thousands--I wonder if they all get together at a Christ Convention in Atlantic City once a year to compare notes.
Nice work if you can get it.
Anyone who wants to give me their life savings and pension and then till my garden and eat peas is welcome to come up my way...I might even grow my hair long again and show up once a week in a bathrobe to say "bless you.... love one another... and dont be distracted by these insignificant worldly things--give me your checking account and retirement portfolio so it wont be around to tempt you"
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"Deep in the heart of Siberia's birch forests lies one of the largest and most remote religious communes of the planet. More than 5,000 people have left their families and their homes to move here and join the Church of the Last Testament, which has more than 10,000 followers worldwide. The church centers on one man. He is known simply as Vissarion, meaning "he who gives new life," or simply as the teacher, and he claims that he is Jesus Christ."
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krys
Holy smoke.....they all went to Siberia - - we only went to Ohio! BUT we did get burgers.
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leafytwiglet
I feel sorry for them becasue I know where it all leads to.
But this begs the question... is he aware of his hoax or just crazy and has managed to get a ton of people to follow him?
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Mister P-Mosh
He doesn't look a thing like Jesus, but he talks like a gentleman, like you remember when we were young.
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mstar1
Gees she traveled 6000 miles? I could have saved here the trip. there is agentleman who claims to be Jesus Christ living at the homeless shelter in my town barely 2 hours from New York.
He doesnt have the fancy hilltop house, people praying to him or offering hymns as he enters the room--but at least this Christ lives in humble surroundings.
I wonder how many there are worldwide--there must be thousands--I wonder if they all get together at a Christ Convention in Atlantic City once a year to compare notes.
Nice work if you can get it.
Anyone who wants to give me their life savings and pension and then till my garden and eat peas is welcome to come up my way...I might even grow my hair long again and show up once a week in a bathrobe to say "bless you.... love one another... and dont be distracted by these insignificant worldly things--give me your checking account and retirement portfolio so it wont be around to tempt you"
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