...thanks for killing our Lord and personal savior so we could
celebrate Easter!
he was killed by the romans.
he never really lived. the bible is just a book. get over it
While you can never win a debate on wether or not Jesus was God, you can
never win an argument that he was never a living man. The evidence is just
as strong as any other major historical figure. Perhaps stronger than most.
Re: Understanding the History of Ancient Israel ... which became the name for the Christian Easter... though evidence to the contrary is right there in the first of the big ten commandments. ... There were four thousand years for the mythology to diffuse before the earliest possible start of the Judean and Christian reimaginings of the story. ... Long before the Goths were Goths they would have been exposed to the stories through their trading with the middle east and later with the Greeks and Romans.... (sci.archaeology)
Re: Kent Hovind - Subornation of False Muster? ...independent evidence of anything. ...Tacitus had access to the senatorial ... getting his info on jesus from roman records. ... concerned with what romans considered important events. ... (talk.origins)
Re: Can you love your enemy and still kill him ... the lack of such evidence does not ... > there is any proof of his existence.... As far as the Romans go, I don't believe they *did* keep excellent ... tradition independent of Christian writings.... (rec.arts.books.tolkien)
Re: What have I learned in this NG? ... Is there any evidence that the Hebrews/Jews/Israelites/Judeans existed before the Romans?... As already addressed, we do find archeological evidence of cities, pottery, tools, artistic representations, etc. ... Since today, 2009, we can find all three of my requisites to accept a civilization in all of the previous cases.... ... Yes, I am writing fiction, but using real ancient civilizations.... (soc.history.ancient)
Re: note to uk.people.gothic readers ... >> There's a lack of documentary evidence, naturally, but there's a fair ... find the biggest concentrations of surviving Viking blood?... >> locals" were just that, or rather localised Romans.... (uk.people.gothic)
