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| | Laurie Beth Jones' Jesus, CEO: Book Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | And although I don't believe that Jones would necessarily describe herself as antiecclesiastical, her extrapolation of Jesus' message is, at least on the surface, unconcerned with organized religion. |
 | | Her Jesus doesn't act as the Messiah, but as a guy who did the right thing and inspired others to do the same, a great teacher who can help people to make more authentic contact with each other on a one-to-one level. |
 | | While envisioning Jesus, one of the great antiauthoritarian rabblerousers of history, as a corporate boss was somewhat problematic, seeing him as a good man with a powerful message is perfectly reasonable. |
| www.postfun.com /pfp/books/reviews/ceo.html (933 words) |
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