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Again…. read the post resurrection passages.Being a messiah doesn't make one a god. Does Mark call him God?
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Again…. read the post resurrection passages.Being a messiah doesn't make one a god. Does Mark call him God?
It is Jesus which proves the God of Abraham is real and not a myth. Jesus is the evidence for the God of Abraham.Please explain. The God of Abraham goes back way before Jesus. Couldn't we be having this debate, "The God of Abraham is a myth" 2500 years ago?
Spinning.What did the author say what they were doing? It’s in the introduction I posted.
So the myths of Zeus were not a conspiracy but the God of Abraham was?No one cares about Zeus. This debate in on the God of Abraham.
If that is your only proof, you have already lost.The God you have made a personal mission to subvert. We are here to discuss whether or not the God of Abraham is a myth. Jesus Christ is my proof that the God of Abraham is real.
Maybe we need to stop and give you time to read some Ehrman and Wright.There are thousands of verses that literally portray Jesus as God. It’s literally the basis of Christians believing Jesus is God. For your belief to be true that can only mean it was a trick to control people. There’s no evidence for that. In fact, it’s the exact opposite. Everything about their behaviors after Jesus rose from the dead supports that they believed Jesus is God.
Actually what he said is that they were attacking him but in their attacks they validated him. And that’s true too. They acknowledge he was put to death for sorcery (performing miracles) and blaspheme (claiming and acting like he is equal to God).Spinning.
When it comes to the miracles performed by Jesus, yes. Look at all the texts. Look at the behaviors of the first Christians. If it is as you say that Jesus didn’t perform any miracles or rise from the dead, then how could it not be a conspiracy to trick people into believing he did?So the myths of Zeus were not a conspiracy but the God of Abraham was?
I see it the other way around. I have the texts explaining why Jesus was worshipped as God, I have the behaviors of the first Christians coming out of hiding to proselytize Jesus is God, I have non-Christian historians documenting Christians worshipping Jesus as God and I have Jewish texts confirming Jesus was put to death for sorcery (performing miracles) and blasphemy (saying and acting like he was equal to God).If that is your only proof, you have already lost.
Or maybe you need to present your evidence for why those manuscripts recorded something that wasn’t true.Maybe we need to stop and give you time to read some Ehrman and Wright.
If I claim Trump is a pedophile because he was friends with Epstein, how does validate him?Actually what he said is that they were attacking him but in their attacks they validated him. And that’s true too.
They acknowledge the stories that he was put to death for sorcery and blaspheme. They had no direct knowledge and we know the Romans wouldn't execute someone for religious sins.They acknowledge he was put to death for sorcery (performing miracles) and blaspheme (claiming and acting like he is equal to God).
Did Elvis rise from the dead? Was there a conspiracy to claim he had?When it comes to the miracles performed by Jesus, yes. Look at all the texts. Look at the behaviors of the first Christians. If it is as you say that Jesus didn’t perform any miracles or rise from the dead, then how could it not be a conspiracy to trick people into believing he did?
So do I, Ehrman and Wright. Exactly what texts do you have?I see it the other way around. I have the texts explaining why Jesus was worshipped as God,
I don't recall you sharing evidence to back up this claim. Did you?I have the behaviors of the first Christians coming out of hiding to proselytize Jesus is God,
I have stories of Christians showing Christians NOT worshipping Jesus as God.I have non-Christian historians documenting Christians worshipping Jesus as God
Jewish texts written by people who heard hearsay only.and I have Jewish texts confirming Jesus was put to death for sorcery (performing miracles) and blasphemy (saying and acting like he was equal to God).
Occam's Razor and reasonable, alternative explanations.What do you have?
The were written by Christians for Christians and were more interested in theology than historical accuracy. There are plenty of historical inaccuracies in the NT,Or maybe you need to present your evidence for why those manuscripts recorded something that wasn’t true.
Maybe use something from Jewish texts about Jesus.If I claim Trump is a pedophile because he was friends with Epstein, how does validate him?
No. They acknowledge it period. Unconditionally.They acknowledge the stories that he was put to death for sorcery and blaspheme. They had no direct knowledge and we know the Romans wouldn't execute someone for religious sins.
Again…. Use the texts we are discussing to make your point. Explain to me how such a detailed narrative became accepted as true if it is false as you claim. Walk me through it.Did Elvis rise from the dead? Was there a conspiracy to claim he had?
No you don’t. If you did you should be able to easy explain why so many people were fooled.So do I, Ehrman and Wright. Exactly what texts do you have?
ActsI don't recall you sharing evidence to back up this claim. Did you?
Then they aren’t Christians. Christians worship Jesus as God.I have stories of Christians showing Christians NOT worshipping Jesus as God.
Except they weren’t fans of Jesus. So when they say he was put to death for sorcery and blasphemy they weren’t praising him for it, they were criticizing him for it.Jewish texts written by people who heard hearsay only.
Ocams’s Razor would say the accounts were true and you have yet to offer any explanation for how or why false accounts were made. So, no. You don’t have reasonable and alternative explanations.Occam's Razor and reasonable, alternative explanations.