(March 3, 2021 at 9:35 am)onlinebiker Wrote:

(March 3, 2021 at 9:08 am)Brian37 Wrote: If Ham were a Jew he'd still be wondering the desert, o wait, he still is avoiding logic.

Ham can' t be Jewish......


Or lobster...

He could be a cultural Jew.

Is that kosher?

(March 3, 2021 at 9:40 am)Angrboda Wrote:

(March 3, 2021 at 9:35 am)onlinebiker Wrote: Ham can' t be Jewish......


Or lobster...

He could be a cultural Jew.

Howard and Raj on "The Big Bang Theory" both respectively joke about eating forbidden meat. Pretty sure in reality that is the case for the sane, no matter what country one is born in.

I was leafing Craig's new book on Amazon and it is a follow up to this topic on that is Craig's claim how Jesus was a limited person with a limited knowledge who was not connected to some space matrix or as he calls it in this new book "did not have access to the full contents of the mind of Logos" so it would be ridiculous of Jesus to know something that people of his time didn't know.



I mean imagine the dishonesty: it was OK for Jesus to walk on water and raise the dead, but knowing calculus or evolution or quantum mechanics or history of the world is just ridiculous.

The second thing is what would be the point of "coming" here if he didn't know anything to say to people like explain evolution, Adam, and original sin - topics that Craig is dealing with in this book. Apparently, Jesus came here not knowing anything, but just to amuse people with his tricks, and repeat a few sayings from the old testament.

(November 27, 2021 at 4:50 pm)Oldandeasilyconfused Wrote: A graphic example is the murder of Hypatia of Alexandria in 415.God's Word

The myth that Hypatia was murdered for religious reasons is false.

(November 27, 2021 at 6:55 pm)Belacqua Wrote:

(November 27, 2021 at 4:50 pm)Oldandeasilyconfused Wrote: A graphic example is the murder of Hypatia of Alexandria in 415.God's Word

The myth that Hypatia was murdered for religious reasons is false.

 I didn't say she was, didn't mean to infer it either, apologies. Her murder was about power.

Hypatia was murdered on the  urging of the Bishop of Alexandria.   A pagan, a philosopher  mathematician and woman who disagreed with Christian dogma She had some influence with the Governor  and some of the people of Alexandria. Consequently, she was a threat to the Bishop's power. Anyway, that's my take based on what I've seen and read.  

My reference:  'Hypatia Her Life And Times. Faith L Justice'.   I think that's right. I have two books on Hypatia, one is a novel. I read them pretty close together a few years ago, so I may have gotten them mixed up. I'll have look later and see if I can find them.