Zone1 Jesus Christ: The MYTH

[Robert W]

christianity, desert dwellers voted your hero into office and supported him (H) to the end - as the present time the lowest of human beings they now support.

your failure to respond adequately within the discussion only contributes to your guilt - what type of glue did you use.

Sounds like Mein Kampf to me.

 

[BreezeWood]

Sounds like Mein Kampf to me.

sounds the kampf are next to your commandments - peas in a pod.

 

[Robert W]

sounds the kampf are next to your commandments - peas in a pod.

Which of the ten commandments do you violate?

 

[Robert W]

Um. Christianity is an Abrahamic Religion. So is Islam.

This Is Islam Joe.

When you click the site, you will be on YouTube

 

[JoeB131]

And...how old were you at the time? Second grade? You never grew/matured past the grade where you heard that response?

Actually, it was fifth grade.

And, yes, I grew up past the point where i need magic fairies in the sky.

In science class...ever learn that she-bears do not hunt in pairs? They are solitary creatures, except for when they are raising cubs?

Um, no, that never came up.

I'm not sure why the fact they were "She-bears" was a specific detail, exactly.

It sounds like a local event that was remembered, and they looped it into a bible story.

I think that the story of Jephy's daughter was probably from a time when the Hebrews (like most ancient people) still practiced human sacrifice, but they couldn't easily explain the tradition of wailing for his daughter away when they actually learned literacy.

 

[JoeB131]

Which of the ten commandments do you violate?

Depending how you count them,

1, 3, 4, 7and 10.

 

[BreezeWood]

provide the etched tablets claimed by the liar and murder moses are etched in the heavens that were never read by anyone before being destroyed by the same as who either made them up or disagreed w/ the heavenly guide as their only proclamation to triumph good vs evil.

you found the pieces and glued them together ... are they written in american.

Which of the ten commandments do you violate?

Depending how you count them,

1, 3, 4, 7and 10.

1-10 ...

there are no heavenly commandments to violate, just land mines the crucifiers lay to persecute and victimize the innocent - rw.

found in all three desert religions making them equally culpable in guilt and fraudulent as religions.

 

[Robert W]

Depending how you count them,

1, 3, 4, 7and 10.

 

[Robert W]

1-10 ...

there are no heavenly commandments to violate, just land mines the crucifiers lay to persecute and victimize the innocent - rw.

found in all three desert religions making them equally culpable in guilt and fraudulent as religions.

 

[BreezeWood]

hopefully a heart warming real life story -- induced by the anesthesiologist - cocktail - is a common thread for most of those experiences coincidentally during hospital procedures.

typical, the christian runs from the origin of their phony commandments, teddy bear for sociopaths.

 

[Robert W]

hopefully a heart warming real life story -- induced by the anesthesiologist - cocktail - is a common thread for most of those experiences coincidentally during hospital procedures.

typical, the christian runs from the origin of their phony commandments, teddy bear for sociopaths.

What is your medical background. Are you a doctor or a nurse or an anesthesiologist?

Her background is she used to be an Atheist. She had no thought of dying and seeing what she saw.

 

[ding]

Google'? Loll. I was raised as Jew my Grand father an orthodox Rabbi my Uncle a world famous cantor and your going to tell me what Jews believe. Your trapped in the reality of your false beliefs. The entire message in Genesis is man choses by free will ro believe with no threat. Christianity was violent and oppressive in its beginnings. Just as Mormons were extremely violent, allowed child marriage and polygamy. Dont lecture me with your past of immoral values

Then you should have known the belief in hell originated with Jews hundreds of years before Christianity. Google it.

Jews persecuted Christians first. Google it.

 

[ding]

Says the person whose religion believes in sexual abuse of children

Jews beat Christians to that as well.

 

[ding]

Yes, and all of them are superstitious myths that have been debunked by science and historical facts.

Incorrect. You are without excuse.

 

[ding]

Who specifically? Because none of the Gospel writers met Jesus personally. St. Paul never met Jesus personally.

So who saw all these miracles happen?

And yet they began worshipping Jesus as God after he rose from the dead. You are without excuse.

 

[ding]

Yes, the overwhelming consensus among historians and biblical scholars is that Jesus of Nazareth was a real, historical person who lived in 1st-century Judea. While specific, non-biblical archaeological evidence from his lifetime is non-existent, multiple independent sources, including Roman historians Tacitus, Pliny the Younger, and Suetonius, confirm his existence and execution.

Key Evidence for the Historical Jesus:

• Paul the Apostle: Paul's letters, written mere decades after the crucifixion, mention knowing Jesus’s brother, James, and his disciple, Peter.
• Roman/Jewish Sources:Tacitus, Josephus, and the Talmud refer to Jesus as a leader of a movement who was executed
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  • Scholarly Consensus: The "mythicist" theory, which argues Jesus was entirely fabricated, is not accepted by mainstream scholars.

 

[JoeB131]

And yet they began worshipping Jesus as God after he rose from the dead. You are without excuse.

Or they made him up.

The problem with the books of the NT is that they aren't arranged in the order they were written

The Epistles were first. One could even argue that Paul made Jesus up.

Then Mark.

Then Matthew and Luke copying off of Mark and fan-ficking the heck out of it.

Then, finally, John, which was written a lot later, when Christianity became quite distinct from Judaism.

Yes, the overwhelming consensus among historians and biblical scholars is that Jesus of Nazareth was a real, historical person who lived in 1st-century Judea. While specific, non-biblical archaeological evidence from his lifetime is non-existent, multiple independent sources, including Roman historians Tacitus, Pliny the Younger, and Suetonius, confirm his existence and execution.

Except. NOt really. The reference in Suetonius is that Claudius expelled the Jews from Rome because someone named "Chrestos" was stirring them up. That's hardly conclusive. In the life of Nero, Suetonius mentions the punishments of Christians, but nothing about their being blamed for the Great Fire.

Tacitus mentions them, but the passage is kind of suspicious, like a monk in the Middle Ages was transcribing older scrolls and said, 'Hey, shouldn't Jesus be in this part?"

The evidence for Christians in both the Annals and the Lives of the 12 Caesars are scant.

Dio Cassius, our third great source about the Julio Claudians, doesn't mention Christians at all, even though he wrote at a time when Christians were more common.

Of course, both Suetonius and Tacitus, even if they ARE referring to Christians, didn't meet Jesus personally. They just heard of him.

For Pliny, Pliny only asks the Emperor if Christians should be punished, and the Emperor said no. Now consider this. The Chrisitans were blamed for the Great Fire of Rome a mere 50 years earlier. If the account of Tacitus were true, they certainly would have made a bigger deal.

 

[GLASNOST]

Incorrect.

"Incorrect"? No, I provided the video. Have someone watch it and explain it to you, sweet cakes.

You are without excuse.

"Excuse"? You don't understand English.

 

[GLASNOST]

MORE EVIDENCE THAT JESUS CHRIST IS A MYTH: WARNING to Theist: Do not watch this video!

 

[ding]

Or they made him up.

The problem with the books of the NT is that they aren't arranged in the order they were written

The Epistles were first. One could even argue that Paul made Jesus up.

Then Mark.

Then Matthew and Luke copying off of Mark and fan-ficking the heck out of it.

Then, finally, John, which was written a lot later, when Christianity became quite distinct from Judaism.



Except. NOt really. The reference in Suetonius is that Claudius expelled the Jews from Rome because someone named "Chrestos" was stirring them up. That's hardly conclusive. In the life of Nero, Suetonius mentions the punishments of Christians, but nothing about their being blamed for the Great Fire.

Tacitus mentions them, but the passage is kind of suspicious, like a monk in the Middle Ages was transcribing older scrolls and said, 'Hey, shouldn't Jesus be in this part?"

The evidence for Christians in both the Annals and the Lives of the 12 Caesars are scant.

Dio Cassius, our third great source about the Julio Claudians, doesn't mention Christians at all, even though he wrote at a time when Christians were more common.

Of course, both Suetonius and Tacitus, even if they ARE referring to Christians, didn't meet Jesus personally. They just heard of him.

For Pliny, Pliny only asks the Emperor if Christians should be punished, and the Emperor said no. Now consider this. The Chrisitans were blamed for the Great Fire of Rome a mere 50 years earlier. If the account of Tacitus were true, they certainly would have made a bigger deal.

If Jesus Christ never existed why did Jews persecute Christians?