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  1. dogsgod

    The empty tomb

    Don't question the gospels, it drives believers crazy.
  2. dogsgod

    One-Third of People are Indifferent to Living Meaningful Lives!

    I have no idea what it means.
  3. dogsgod

    One-Third of People are Indifferent to Living Meaningful Lives!

    Starting tomorrow I'm going to live a meaningful life, just to see what it's like.
  4. dogsgod

    Paul and Jesus

    Rats, foiled again.
  5. dogsgod

    Paul and Jesus

    I just can't believe the same old nonsense resurfaces time and time again. Oh well, carry on.
  6. dogsgod

    Paul and Jesus

    From the OP, [I] :facepalm:
  7. dogsgod

    Did the village of Nazareth exist in the first century?

    The best evidence for an early Nazareth is the Caesarea inscription, the worst evidence for a Nazareth are the recent archeological digs made near Mary's Well in present day Nazareth. Considering how holy places were "discovered" in the Byzantine era, the location of a first century Nazareth is...
  8. dogsgod

    Did the village of Nazareth exist in the first century?

    How do we know the location of the current town is the same as that of the supposed 1st century town? A lot of Christian locations were "discovered" in the third and fourth centuries along with the "discovery" of the cross, the birthplace of Jesus, and so on.
  9. dogsgod

    Did the village of Nazareth exist in the first century?

    Does Carrier provide a source? According to wiki: In 1960, a Hebrew inscription found in Caesarea, dating to the late 3rd or early 4th century, mentions Nazareth as one of the places in which the priestly (kohanim) family of Hapizzez was residing after Bar Kokhba's revolt (132-135 AD).[56]...
  10. dogsgod

    171 days left until Jesus' second coming

    At least it's not one of those darn atheist billboards calling for reason.
  11. dogsgod

    Matthew 28 versus John 20.

    Who's trying to reconstruct history? It appears that if anything is being reconstructed by the authors it is theology.
  12. dogsgod

    Did the village of Nazareth exist in the first century?

    Invisible gods are obvious to some.
  13. dogsgod

    Matthew 28 versus John 20.

    There is no need to reconcile the stories, they are what they are depending on which version you happen to be reading at the time.
  14. dogsgod

    Did the village of Nazareth exist in the first century?

    How do you know it's underneath the current town? When did the current town become known as Nazareth?
  15. dogsgod

    The Atheist belief is sad indeed.

    That's how I see it too.
  16. dogsgod

    The Atheist belief is sad indeed.

    God is invisible, right?
  17. dogsgod

    Did the village of Nazareth exist in the first century?

    On the topic of Nazareth by Richard Carrier, this is what I have found so far: Richard Carrier said... Philip1978 said... In all my reading so far about the myth of Jesus there is one thing still bothering me that does not make sense. Why do the Gospel writers refer to Jesus as "Jesus of...
  18. dogsgod

    Did the village of Nazareth exist in the first century?

    Excellent video, refreshing to hear someone making sense of it all.
  19. dogsgod

    Is the following atheist tactic good sportsmanship or not?

    The more posts I read the more I like the ad. As it turns out it is effective, and not only that, it's a nice picture of a myth.
  20. dogsgod

    Did the village of Nazareth exist in the first century?

    Nazareth must be another one of those gospel truths we keep coming across.
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