"The familiar Christian sign of the fish was used by the earliest followers of Christ to express their identity. They did this because of an acronym that came from the Greek word for fish - "ichthus." In this case, each letter of the Greek word for fish stated what the Christians believe: "Jesus Christ, Son of God - Savior."
I  Ihsous = "Jesus"  "

I really don' t undestand any of this, I copied this all from the web...
http://www.hoperichmond.org/logo.htm

-Sue

SD wrote:

You don't know what the fish sign is?
It looks like a fish. You will see them in the yellow pages.
It means "born again" I think.
And it indicates CHristian values and sometimes a those values are  taken to the pint of eccentricity, so some people are as scared of the "fish sign" Christians.
I do' think about it. I usually get a long with them.
\Sue
 

Silvana Tacchetti-Carelli wrote:

am curious, what is a fish sign? Also, the Kiwanis and Nights of Columbus i was told sometimes to good deeds like help with  bill paying..... But the Dental Universities are my first choice.

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 In a message dated 8/14/2003 3:03:37 AM Eastern Standard Time, sue.darnell@... writes:
 

Oh yeh, probably the "Christian dentist"
with the "fish sign" might be more helpful, too.

Ya mean the Lutherans?  HEhe.

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