and tonight, watching this interview, I feel and think that I recognize a brother--someone who acts on the basis of what's good for all people as he understands goodness, and does so with the conviction of someone who's thought long and hard about what "good" and "right" mean.

Further {THEOLOGY WARNING}, the pitiable thing is the choice of an actor who once played Jesus of Nazareth, by opponents of MJF's message, to give the marketable "feel" of goodness to their fearmongering, as if "real" goodness were not a serious state to be reckoned with. As I reflect on Mike's purpose, I conclude that it is Mike who is behaving as the Christ (or Life Force or Truth or Most Exalted Being) would have us behave.

JMHO,
Jaye