(August 16, 2021 at 2:38 am)vulcanlogician Wrote:1) That just means they see Jesus as more of a divine figure, as opposed to simply being an excellent man.(August 16, 2021 at 2:21 am)Ahriman Wrote: Like I said before, the miracles aren't the important part. Jesus was an excellent man, and that's enough for me to allow Him to be my shepherd.
Then what do you think of the fact that many Christians view the miracles as central and important to their faith? What would you say to the opinion that such things are false or fabricated? If not miracles what did Jesus say or do to deserve your worship?
2) Logic doesn't really matter when you're dealing with something that happened thousands of years ago.
3) Jesus stood for what He believed in, such as when He pardoned the harlot ("Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone"), or when He went on a rampage at the temple because some folks were using the temple as a place for money changing. Also, His parables stand the test of time.
