"I converted, born again to Christianity," he said. "I guess you could say Messianic, or turned to Jesus, Yeshua, as my Savior." He said Messianic believers such as himself had gone "back to our Hebrew roots."How this Christian Hebraizing fit into Roeder's worldview remains to be seen (as does the possibility that he may have had some co-religious collaborators). There's a lot of weirdness out there on the fringes.
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