World's Oldest Christian Church discovered in Jordan!!

[Psalm 23]

There is no suggestion (no validatable evidence) that he was EVER physical!!!! Pay Attention!

That is not a very strong arguement. Do you know why early first century Christians had to flee into Jordan in the first place?

It's YOUR claim, you do the #&%@ research!!!!

I did the research, and I found out that Christians are executed, and or deported from Jordan. I highly doubt Jordan's leading archaeologist is a Christian believer. http://www.crosswalk.com/news/religiontoday/11570428/

Archaeologists have evidence that atheists are becoming more convinced that Jesus was real? Shit man ... those archaeologists are something aren't they?

Yup, for hundreds of years we had to hear atheists tell us, "Jesus is imaginary." This cave says "Not so much!"

I never said he was! Pay Attention!

Doesn't matter if Jesus was there or not. The bottom line is, we have found evidence to believe this site was a worship ground for Jesus of Nazereth. Did you research the artifacts that were discovered?

Your words, "The evidence has been exposed" & "People, it's a proven fact that a man called, 'the Christ' existed in the first century."

The evidence lays within the cave. What would the author of the Harry Potter books say if she found out Harry Potter was being worshipped 30 years ago?

Not in the slightest bit interested in talking to him certainly not until you provide some evidence to back up your claim.

Talk to the man who made the claim. I've seen the evidence. it's time for you to do your own homework.

"They will be without excuse!"

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A great Kyuuketsuki smackdown

Doesn't seem like Psalm 23 is going to do the research, so I'm going to have to force him to. Psalm 23, I found a site that stated "Abdul Qader Al-Hassan converted to Christianity 12 years ago". I'd very much like to see your evidence that says otherwise...

I don't think you understand the penalty of being a Christian in Jordan. Do some more research.