Well, except that the dates of the original texts that were found correspond w/ the dates that certain major historical happened in the texts. basically, the dates of when the texts were written down line up with when the major events in history happened, proving that your theory is incorrect. Im out for now, goes ta get me some sleep.
Ahh yes, one of THOSE church vans
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I've tried to sell no fairy tales, just told people (like yourself) that believing in them is silly. Get over yourself.
I'm no atheist.
I've no theory or belief on how the world was created, or why we got here. Why? Because I wasn't there and therefore have no idea. If only close minded religious folks could understand this reality. You don't know shit, you only think it.Comment
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I've tried to sell no fairy tales, just told people (like yourself) that believing in them is silly. Get over yourself.
I'm no atheist.
I've no theory or belief on how the world was created, or why we got here. Why? Because I wasn't there and therefore have no idea. If only close minded religious folks could understand this reality. You don't know shit, you only think it.Comment
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No, I've stated that regardless of whether or not a higher power/creator figure exists, Christianity is a load of crap.
I'm open to ideas.
A higher power may exist; an alien may have pressed a button and created the Earth; reptilians may have enslaved the planet, raped some monkeys and made humans. Who knows? We weren't there.Comment
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Yes, that makes sense and has historical proof. And pretty much you've just been calling us names, and saying you have "proof".Comment
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You know there were around a dozen known 'journalists' reporting what happened in that area, at that point in time and not one of them mentions Jesus(Yeshua). Wouldn't a magical dude walking around performing miracles, getting killed on a cross, buried in a tomb then coming back as a zombie be pretty big news? I'd think so.
Why is the only place he's mentioned in the bible, a book written by dozens of obviously prejudiced, racist, sexist men hundreds of years after it supposedly happened?Comment
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I prefer to believe that there is no god(s) and that in some weird cosmic operation or twist of "fate" this planet, and I came to be.
If there was a great creator, why did it make things so fucked up? Was it like the matrix, where we just wouldn't survive in a perfect world?
Oh Mah god. What if we are in the matrix, and that movie was just a big smoke screen our robotic overlords came up with to throw us off hteir tail?
Yup. Jut as plausible in my mind as Religious beliefs, and Scientific theories that I'll never grasp.Comment
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I prefer to believe that there is no god(s) and that in some weird cosmic operation or twist of "fate" this planet, and I came to be.
If there was a great creator, why did it make things so fucked up? Was it like the matrix, where we just wouldn't survive in a perfect world?
Oh Mah god. What if we are in the matrix, and that movie was just a big smoke screen our robotic overlords came up with to throw us off hteir tail?
Yup. Jut as plausible in my mind as Religious beliefs, and Scientific theories that I'll never grasp.Comment
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Yes, I have proof that Christianity is retarded. It's the theory itself. Refer to Kershaw's quote as that is exactly the Christian belief. Christians just like to fancify it with quotes from a book written hundreds of years after the events allegedly took place.
You know there were around a dozen known 'journalists' reporting what happened in that area, at that point in time and not one of them mentions Jesus(Yeshua). Wouldn't a magical dude walking around performing miracles, getting killed on a cross, buried in a tomb then coming back as a zombie be pretty big news? I'd think so.
Why is the only place he's mentioned in the bible, a book written by dozens of obviously prejudiced, racist, sexist men hundreds of years after it supposedly happened?Comment
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I agree, entirely. The Lord Of The Rings is just as plausible as Christianity. I don't believe that garbage either. However, if Tolkien/Peter Jackson went around killing and torturing everyone that rejected it as truth, after a few hundreds years it would be just as widespread as that Latin propaganda known as Christianity. After all, that's how they spread their system of control.Comment
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