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Did you miss the reference to Caesar?
Try to think really hard about the comparison of Jesus to Caesar.
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Did you miss the reference to Caesar?
It wasn't a comparison, it was a timeline. You know, the EXACT thing you were complaining about.Try to think really hard about the comparison of Jesus to Caesar.
It wasn't a comparison, it was a timeline. You know, the EXACT thing you were complaining about.
Oh? What happened to the hundreds of thousands of witnesses?Caesar was arguably the most famous man in the world during his own lifetime. Jesus? Not so much
This isn't a "biblical" issue. It's a TIME issue.
Oh? What happened to the hundreds of thousands of witnesses?
Caesar was arguably the most famous man in the world during his own lifetime. Jesus? Not so much
Oh? What happened to the hundreds of thousands of witnesses?
Caesar was arguably the most famous man in the world during his own lifetime. Jesus? Not so much
I said hundreds AND thousands, almost all illiterate in a backwater region of the Roman empire
Please tell me what is so compelling about a man who claims to have heard an angel speak to him while he was alone in a cave. Why is everybody supposed to just take his word for it? Even if he did hear an angel, there are spirits of truth and deception, that is if you believe in the Bible. Why are we to believe it was an angel of good as opposed to evil?
You didn´t just do that.
Please tell me what is so compelling about a man who claims to have heard an angel speak to him while he was alone in a cave. Why is everybody supposed to just take his word for it? Even if he did hear an angel, there are spirits of truth and deception, that is if you believe in the Bible. Why are we to believe it was an angel of good as opposed to evil?
Caesar was arguably the most famous man in the world during his own lifetime. Jesus? Not so much
Christianity/the worship of Jesus, is at the very least built on historical events witnessed by hundreds and thousands of people. Those eyewitness accounts are what the Gospels are based on. The interesting thing is these accounts would be taught in history class if the events weren't so "out of the ordinary" or sound so "outlandish" to some. That's how strong the evidence exists in the form of the manuscripts left behind. Using accepted practices of authenticating ancient documents, the Gospels easily pass the test. People toss them out because the account doesn't jive with a "naturalistic" world view
I must admit, I think I might've gotten in over my head on this one.