Gosford Church forced to remove the word 'Jesus'from Easter advertising

as Alex Jones reports in this video,

Now the question is, on one level, do we consider this a sign of increasing enlightment, in regard to the false nature of the word 'Jesus'as the name of Christ 2000 years ago? Or, do we acknowledge it as a sign of the times, in the perspective of the increasingly antichrist nature of most of humanity?
Personally I am of the view that it can be both, depending on the perspective of the reader.

Oh? you were expecting me to give you a definite answer, or try to force my own point of view on this matter down your throat? No, that was never the intent of this post. I only posted this, and approached it from the angle I did, for a reason that anyone who has seen the movie 'Serenity' should understand. To paraphrase, "I'm not trying to tell anyone what to think, I'm just trying to show them how"

You see, I learned the hard way, that trying to force ypur own views on people, or to convince those who have no basis to build their own comprehension on, will only cause them to completely turn against whatever knowledge you sought to give them. For the kind of information my colleagues and I deal in, it cannot easily be taught to others, our only real practical option is to guide people to the information, but the person gaining understanding and acceptance of that information is out of our hands.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5503699/Jesus-banned-church-Easter-advertising-deemed-offensive.html

-A church has been forced to remove the word 'Jesus' from its Easter signs

-Elim Church on the NSW central coast paid for digital signs ahead of festival

-They were told by a shopping centre manager the word 'Jesus' was offensive

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