"Killing Jesus"

[N2NH]

Hmmm...



Fox News personality Bill O'Reilly (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/bill-oreilly) has announced that Killing Jesus: A History will be his follow-up book to the NYT Bestsellers Killing Lincoln and Killing Kennedy.
A press release from his publisher Henry Holt stated that the book will



...tell the story of Jesus of Nazareth as a beloved and controversial young revolutionary brutally killed by Roman soldiers. O’Reilly will recount the seismic political and historical events that made his death inevitable, and the changes his life brought upon the world for the centuries to follow.

“Jesus Christ has not walked among us physically for more than two thousand years, yet his presence today is felt the world over and his spirit is worshipped by more than 2.2 billion people,” said O’Reilly. “His teachings, his legacy, his life as a flesh-and-blood man, and his death created the world in which we live.”
As with the other two books, Killing Jesus will be co-written by Martin Dugard. It will be published on Sept. 24 this year.





Does this make it part of Bill's "Killing" series?

Bill O'Reilly: 'Killing Jesus' To Be Next Book (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/20/bill-oreilly-killing-_n_2729584.html)

[n2ize]

Bill O'reilly may believe in Jesus but he sure hasn't learned anything from Jesus.

[hamguy]

Sure he has. All you have to do is believe and ask for forgiveness at the end.
Anything goes until then...
-gary

[W7XF]

Hmmm...



Does this make it part of Bill's "Killing" series?

Bill O'Reilly: 'Killing Jesus' To Be Next Book (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/20/bill-oreilly-killing-_n_2729584.html)Grade AA organic Faux Snooz rhetoric...plain and simple

[NQ6U]

I wash my hands of this.

—Pope Carlo l

[VE7DCW]

I wash my hands of this.

—Pope Carlo l

I thought the Pope washes feet! :mrgreen:

[NQ6U]

I thought the Pope washes feet! :mrgreen:

I tried, but I couldn't take it. Feet stink. Besides, you need to bone up on your scripture, my Son. Try Matthew 27 (http://www.bartleby.com/108/40/27.html).

—Pope Carlo l

[wa6mhz]

The Romans were willing, in fact begging to let Jesus go, as they could find nothing he did wrong. But the Crowd that collected were Demanding his crucifixion. rather than have a riot on the spot, Pilate decided to go ahead and put him to death. One life instead of hundreds of lives spent. He caved into the Angry crowd.

[N2CHX]

...so the story goes.

[AE1PT]

^^^^^And a wonderful tale it is too. Most tell it so well...

I am sure that Gizzard Breath will tell it even better in his new book.