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Jesus Christ - Son of God or a Madman

Name: Anonymous 2009-01-31 15:07

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"Jesus IS the Son of God, or he WAS a madman."

So said CS Lewis, a reasonable Brit.

I am a product of the Bible Belt. I am not reasonable. I am sick of guys in backward collars making a living saying Christ was a social philosopher they can sell at the Country Club.

Screw philosophy.

At the verry least Jesus Christ was a "mere" man who DEMANDED the unimaginable agony of the cross.

Or He IS the Son of God.

The well-paid backwards collar type tries to make a reasonable compromise of Him.

Tomorrow I celebrate the birth of Jesus, who did not compromise.

Name: Anonymous 2009-02-01 0:12

>>4
I've seen this argument made by dozens of Christians and not a single one of them has ever backed it up. Even google only finds circular references to the Bible and other fallacious blatherings. So two things I'd like you to address as concisely as you can, ignoring the rest of my post until you've done so:

1) Cite at least ONE example of evidence for Jesus with at least one credible source.

2) Cite at least ONE person whose existience is unquestioned yet of whom we have little evidence-- less than you believe we have for Jesus.

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The earliest accounts of Jesus are Christian texts written decades and centuries after his supposed death. There is nothing to collaborate those stories. On almost every point, those texts conflict with each other, let alone with credible sources. Events and people happening in the wrong times, places, and order, multiple conflicting versions, internal inconsistencies and impossibilities, etc, etc.

Face it, the Jesus myth is simply blatant plagiarism of earlier pagan folklore. Literally every detail in the story of Jesus has dozens of older incarnations.

>>5
You might enjoy this:
http://godisimaginary.com/i39.htm

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