The crucifixion of jesus and why it doesn't matter

[robvalue]

You know, you just made me realize something!

People say jesus never sinned. For this statement to mean anything at all, it means that there was a possibility that jesus could sin. And what is sin? It's doing something on the list of things God says are sins. Right?

But here's the thing. If jesus can sin, and jesus is God, then God can sin too. And since he openly does virtually everything he has ever said is a sin, that means he is the most vile sinner of all time. And he should therefor hold himself accountable and destroy himself utterly. He can do that, since he can do anything.

And he probably did do that, once he figured this out. He's omnipotent right? So he would have worked it out faster than me, and a long time ago. Like, shortly after jesus was around. This paradox would have led him to do the only honourable thing. And terminated himself.

Which explains why there has been no interactions between him and us for nearly 2000 years! I'm ready for my medal, I think I've cracked it and we can finally lay down the fight between theists and atheists. God is dead.

So... Truce now?