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Thread: Rabbi Lionel Blue RI.P.
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Pangolin Guerre
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# 18686
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I have to confess that I was unaware of him, but he sounds like a remarkable man, a man after my own heart (and stomach). RIP, indeed.
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Anselmina
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For many, many years I remember this humorous, wise man contributing to countless radio and TV programmes. Always worth listening to. God bless his family in their loss.
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Ecclesiastical Flip-flop
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Rabbi Lionel Blue RIP Thursday 6th March 1930 - Monday 19th December 2016.
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David Goode
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Rabbi Lionel Blue was a good bloke, and is without doubt now in his rightful place in heaven.
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Wesley J
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-------------------- Be it as it may: Wesley J will stay. --- Euthanasia, that sounds good. An alpine neutral neighbourhood. Then back to Britain, all dressed in wood. Things were gonna get worse. (John Cooper Clarke)
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Spike
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I think he was the first non-Christian to present Thought for the Day. He had the knack of putting across serious points in a lighthearted and numerous manner. A great man who will be missed.
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Ferijen
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Even as a child, when he was on the radio on a Monday morning, it made the day a better one.
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Jack o' the Green
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His light hearted manner on the radio could be quite deceptive in a sense. He was very intelligent and a respected scholar within the Reform community. I still enjoy reading his Thoughts for the Day. His three autobiographies are also well worth reading - especially his most recent one which is extremely honest.
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