Deleted User wrote: » 4) Clues mounted from there. “The world,” it reads, “endures on three things: justice, truth and peace.” Justice (Palestine) Truth (Irish passports) Peace (pretty much their whole history)
Capt'n Midnight wrote: » If he's got bulletproof skin then how did they circumcise him ???
humbert wrote: » That not only on earth?
kowloon wrote: » Which brings us to the question of where you would find a Mohel in the space.
Zillah wrote: » Did you read the article? Most of the reasons are really stupid. 5) The explosion of Krypton conjures up images from the mystical Kabbalah where the divine vessel was shattered and Jews were called on to perform tikkun olam, repairing the vessel and the world. No one did more of that than the Man From Metropolis. Er, yeah, sure...sound logic there.
Deleted User wrote: » 4) Clues mounted from there. “The world,” it reads, “endures on three things: justice, truth and peace.”
biko wrote: » I'm sure "Islamic news" will soon publish a similar article tongue in cheek explaining how Superman is really Muslim. Then the Christians will follow suit and fights in Belfast will break out over whether he is Taig or Prod.
FatherLen wrote: » the metro herald called him jesus today.
karma_ wrote: » In fairness, Superman is your classic messiah story retold.
biko wrote: » fights in Belfast will break out over whether he is Taig or Prod.
dsmythy wrote: » Still waiting for supermanism.
Custardpi wrote: » With regard to the thread topic, fairly obvious that Superman would be an Agnostic or Atheist, at least with regard to Earthly deities.
Sergeant wrote: » I'm not much of a man for the comics, but isn't Superman meant to be the saviour of mankind, as opposed to someone who could bore someone to death with their hacked-together Internet philosophy?