大家終於清楚知道:禮義廉是民建聯的註冊商標一部份,大家絕不能模仿!
在此一讚民建聯:你好誠實啊!
明報即時新聞:社民連在維園年宵攤位售賣T恤被指侵犯民建聯註冊商標,海關下午派人扣查。
海關表示,幾日前接到民建聯投訴,尋求律政司意見後採取行動,今次行動與一般打擊冒牌貨行動無分別。海關在行動中,檢走約110件T恤,暫時無人被捕。
社民連秘書長季詩傑說,事件是針對性檢控,已聯絡律師。他指出,T恤是網民設計,放在社民連的攤位售賣,所得款項供五區辭職的活動之用。
“周啟邦的獨子周國豐在醫院召開記者會…表示,父親彌留時,母親、他和太太陪伴在側。父親最大的遺願是能夠見到男
孫一面,他的太太預產期本來是年初四,但在催生下已在5日出世,父親能夠如願以償,可以抱孫。”(明報即時新聞)
遺願…是遺留下來的願望,是人死了還沒有達成的吧?都已經達成了的,還遺什麼願呢?
“父親生前最大的心願是能夠見到男孫一面…已經如願以償”,這不就簡單直接了嗎?
Was reading Mingpao today and read this article:
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The original text from New York Times is here.
So what if this tablet shows that Christianity is originated from Judaism? Didn’t everybody know that Christianity IS originated from Judaism?
So what if Jesus’ teaching is based on Old Testament? Didn’t everyone who has read the Bible know that, too?
And how about the prediction of death and resurrection of Messiah? OF COURSE there were such predictions. Many scriptures from the Old Testament are related to that!
“it suggests that the story of his death and resurrection was not unique but part of a recognized Jewish tradition at the time…Resurrection after three days becomes a motif developed before Jesus, which runs contrary to nearly all scholarship. What happens in the New Testament was adopted by Jesus and his followers based on an earlier messiah story…He notes that in the Gospels, Jesus makes numerous predictions of his suffering and New Testament scholars say such predictions must have been written in by later followers because there was no such idea present in his day. But there was, he said, and “Gabriel’s Revelation” shows it.”
So, one single tablet can prove that it’s a motif developed before Jesus, a recognized Jewish tradition? Now I understand why some believe that no one died in June-4 Incident as there’re more than one who have said so.
I really don’t see how this may ignite debate over Messiah and resurrection. The tablet is, of course, worthy of study. It shows something from the past. It may fill some gaps… or it may create more gaps. Either way, it is good for understanding history. But to have the core of Christianity shaken by this finding… It’s unlikely to happen.