(March 8, 2014 at 9:03 pm)discipulus Wrote:(March 8, 2014 at 8:57 pm)pocaracas Wrote: Well... you dismissed my debate idea, earlier on...
And then claimed you are in possession of some information about ancient times which you still haven't disclosed on a thread for all to read and try to poke holes on...
Also, I'm waiting for you to understand the argument I was making a 2 or 3 pages back...
So... why should I debate you?
And what about?
I'm not versed in ancient literature.... so that would be a useless venue...
You are not versed in ancient literature yet you assert emphatically that the New Testament which is a compilation of ancient literature, is fiction!?
If you are not versed in ancient literature, then why are making assertions about ancient literature which you no doubt wish me to take as truth?
That is akin to me saying I am not versed in Big Bang cosmology and then with my very next breath state that the Big Bang is a load of rubbish.
Surely you would jump at the opportunity to highlight this inconsistency no?
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Curious...
It jumps.
Of that particular collection of books, I know enough to dismiss it as mostly fiction, yes.
I mean, really...
- bringing dead people back to life?
- Producing multiples of bread and fish without extra flour nor actual fishing?
- Healing an incurable (at the time) disease?
- Walking on water?
- A person lashed, nailed to a pole and stabbed... somehow survives?
Does this belong in the History or fiction aisle?
