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Historical Accuracy of Christ
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RE: Historical Accuracy of Christ
(September 30, 2008 at 2:59 pm)Tiberius Wrote: I doubt there are still many people who think Jesus never existed. The real question is why only one account of the "resurrection" was taken, and was only written down properly over 60 years after the guy died.

It's not that I don't think he specifically didn't exist, to be honest I have no real idea, I just don't think it is necessary for such a person to have existed and there is some evidence to suggest he is some kind of composite character based on pre-existing mythologies.

Kyu
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RE: Historical Accuracy of Christ
Actually there are three different accounts of the resurrection and they are so blatantly different as to be an insult to any mans intelligence.
There is nothing people will not maintain when they are slaves to superstition

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RE: Historical Accuracy of Christ
But not womans? (laugh manicly) Now I get to call you a sexist pig (more laughter).
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RE: Historical Accuracy of Christ
(October 10, 2008 at 10:38 am)dagda Wrote: But not womans? (laugh manicly) Now I get to call you a sexist pig (more laughter).

Lol!

I agree that perhaps we should say human rather than man, but you can tell when I mean human and not just male.
Also we can't take it too far, or atleast we shouldn't, as George Carlin says:"When it comes to changing the language I think they[feminists] make some good points, because we do think in language. And so the quality of our thoughts and ideas can only be as good as the quality of our language. So maybe some of this patriarchal shit oughta go away. I think spokesman ought to be spokesperson. I think chairman ought to be chairperson. I think mankind ought to be humankind. But they take it too far they take themselves too seriously, they exaggerate. They want me to call that thing in the street a personhole cover. I think that's taking it a little bit too far! What would you call a ladies man, a person's person? That would make a he-man an it-person. Little kids would be afraid of the boogeyperson. They'd look up in the sky and see the person in the moon. Guys would say 'come back here and fight like a person' and we'd all sing 'for its a jolly good person'. That's the kind of thing you'd hear on 'Late night with David Letterperson.' You know what I mean?"
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