Sermon On The Mount Analysis

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The Sermon on the Mount is a interesting piece of writing that gives out a lot of crazy ideas on how people should live. I can not see anyone who is human living by these laws at all. On top of that in the Sermon on the Mount Jesus said that if you fail to live by these rules even once you go to hell. I can not agree with this at

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