Thought Experiment

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that is a single source, corrupt, unaccredited 4th century publication written by the same conspirators that crucified the 1st century religious itinerant and used the itinerants death to promote their own political agenda disguised as a religion - to this day - bing - the state religion of the roman empire.

as pointed out the religion of antiquity though abandoned by all three desert religions is chronicled in all three of their publications. the glossed over events and conclusion of the great flood. abridged.

the 4th century corruption may very well have destroyed any writings by the itinerant as non would have verified the spurious claim of a messiah - being necessary for remission by the individual for admission to the Everlasting.

where is your written statement from the 1st century itinerant verifying any of your beliefs.
So who were the people that you got this belief from? Either in antiquity (the ones who believed it), modern times (the one's who told you about it) or both?
 
So who were the people that you got this belief from? Either in antiquity (the ones who believed it), modern times (the one's who told you about it) or both?
... maybe you can explain how you arrive at a messiah -
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your answer is refuted ...
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that is a single source, corrupt, unaccredited 4th century publication written by the same conspirators that crucified the 1st century religious itinerant and used the itinerants death to promote their own political agenda disguised as a religion - to this day - bing - the state religion of the roman empire.
where is your written statement from the 1st century itinerant verifying any of your 4th century christian beliefs.

simply answer the question.
 
your answer is refuted ...
I don't see how.
simply answer the question.
I have. There are 24,000 written manuscripts which informed the Bible and the Catechism.

What do you have? Nothing. You can't point to anyone in antiquity except an allegorical account of something that did not literally happen as described, you cannot point to any people who believed as you do through history and you can't even say how, who and where you learned your beliefs from.

Your beliefs - like socialism - are clouded in secrecy because your beliefs are irrational. And that's why you won't discuss them.
 
I don't see how.

I have. There are 24,000 written manuscripts which informed the Bible and the Catechism.

What do you have? Nothing. You can't point to anyone in antiquity except an allegorical account of something that did not literally happen as described, you cannot point to any people who believed as you do through history and you can't even say how, who and where you learned your beliefs from.

Your beliefs - like socialism - are clouded in secrecy because your beliefs are irrational. And that's why you won't discuss them.
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I have. There are 24,000 written manuscripts which informed the Bible and the Catechism.

where is your written statement from the 1st century itinerant verifying any of your beliefs.
simply answer the question.
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there were no original documents in the 4th century when they wrote your book or presently and they choose which ones they liked and discarded, destroyed others to make your - state religion of the roman empire - a political document disguised as a religion. single source without accreditation.

ignore the prescribed, spoke religion of antiquity required for admission to the Everlasting - no one will be missing your presence and happily grateful you made your decision as you have. good luck.
 
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there were no original documents in the 4th century when they wrote your book or presently and they choose which ones they liked and discarded, destroyed others to make your - state religion of the roman empire - a political document disguised as a religion. single source without accreditation.

ignore the prescribed, spoke religion of antiquity required for admission to the Everlasting - no one will be missing your presence and happily grateful you made your decision as you have. good luck.
24,000 written manuscripts say otherwise, dummy.

Who was it that taught you your beliefs? Karl Marx?
 

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