Why did pagans not take any notice of Jesus?

[Godscreated]

---

 God does not work in contrary ways, so at least one of those can be dismissed between the two, now lets put the one that's left against Christianity and you can dismiss it, Christianity was here before the one left no matter which one you would dismiss originally. Why do you keep asking if I believe in certain miracles, I do believe that God provides miracles today, yesterday and from the beginning of time. Personally I do not believe it, to many inconsistent reports, it was only observed in one place and should have been seen everywhere the sun was shining at that time. It was slight cloudy, broken clouds and that is significant, the colors were filtered through the clouds and the suns perceived movement could have been from the clouds moving across the sun, I've seen stars that seemed to dance in the night sky because of thin clouds moving past the star. My greatest doubt comes from Mary supposedly doing this miracle, God is the miracle worker, He alone has the power to manipulate His creation. Science and observation along with knowing how God says He works is reasonable evidence to not believe this happened.

GC

---

---

Okay, you choose to believe in some miracle accounts while finding rational reasons to disbelieve in other accounts.  I find your "reasoning" to be circular -- "Well, Christianity is true, because Christianity is true," a type of question-begging, or, assuming the conclusion.  You have yet to provide me with a single reason why I should take any Christian belief seriously, and so, at this point, I am going to stop asking.

  What does me choosing to believe in the miracles of the Bible and being skeptical of those outside the Bible have anything to do with Christianity, you are making no sense at all and you're playing the circle game of reasoning to dispute anything I say. What you want to believe and what you should believe are up to you, I'm only answering questions you present and so far you haven't disproven any answers. When a miracle occurs it will have no rational explanation as the Fatima does, nor will there be any confusion about the miracle as with the Fatima. I have never expected an atheist would take any Christian belief seriously if you did then you wouldn't be an atheist. Christians do not have a hoard of beliefs, the essentials are few God intended it to be that way. My conclusion about this discussion is this, you are trying to assure yourself that Christianity has nothing for you, it does regardless of how you rationalize things.

GC