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What Day was Jesus Crucified?

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smokydot

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angellous_evangellous said:
Are you as dishonest in real life as you are in the forums?
Really, there's no need for deception here - not only because most of us can see right through it - but honesty makes for better conversation.

You're not representing yourself very well, and if you think otherwise, you're delusional and should be treated as such.
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Don't ask open-ended questions. I don't do open ended.

Show the dishonesty, as in prevarication.
 
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smokydot

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angellous_evangellous

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smokydot said:
Don't ask open-ended questions. I don't do open ended.

Show the dishonesty, as in prevarication.
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First, that was quite a direct question. Personally, I hope that you're not as dishonest in person as you are in the forums.

Most recently, we've seen you move goalposts and then pretend that you didn't by posting a clarification after the fact - which is precisely what moving the goalposts is.

Then we had your plagiarism, pretending to translate a Greek text.

Then pretending to understand Greek grammar, vocabulary, and mentioned scholars that you haven't read.
 
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angellous_evangellous

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smokydot said:
If you know your Bible, you know there is no such book.

Just as absence of evidence of the death of anyone in the NT, is not evidence of the absence of death of anyone in the NT. . .as erroneously maintained by fallingblood.
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Now is that honest?
 
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smokydot

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angellous_evangellous said:
First, that was quite a direct question. Personally, I hope that you're not as dishonest in person as you are in the forums.
Most recently, we've seen you move goalposts and then pretend that you didn't by posting a clarification after the fact - which is precisely what moving the goalposts is.
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To claim that a clarification of the obvious, in any Christian's reference to Jesus' resurrection, is "moving the goal posts" is disingenuous.
Then we had your plagiarism, pretending to translate a Greek text.
Then pretending to understand Greek grammar, vocabulary, and mentioned scholars that you haven't read.
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False assumptions on your part.
 
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angellous_evangellous

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smokydot said:
Posting a clarification that is obvious regarding any Christian's reference to Jesus' resurrection. . .and about which clarification, a claim of "moving the goal posts" is disingenuous.

False assumptions on your part.
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False assumptions?

Your movement of goalposts couldn't be clearer. You even cited the very post that started it.

Your plagiarism is also clear - I provided two links to websites that you could have stolen it from, but it's available in print and elsewhere.

You don't know Greek. That's not an assumption, you proved it.

Take a look at Rev. 21:8.
 
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