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about the new testament

Discussion in 'Sacred Texts, Folklore, and Mythology' started by syo, May 20, 2020.

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  1. Trailblazer

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    I think it is more than that, I think it is a tragedy that so many people could believe such a thing.
     
    #81 Trailblazer, May 21, 2020
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  2. Hawkins

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    How a God can tell He's God? He shows that He's not a human by doing something humans cannot do. We humans cannot conveniently do two thing, 1) to tell a future, and 2) to break our physics laws. God did that in front of His chosen eyewitnesses such that.... they are thus called the prophets anyway.

    Truth don't need to make sense when they go out of the scope of the time and space we are living in. Quantum physics made no sense to even Einstein.
     
    #82 Hawkins, Jun 8, 2020
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    Having applied your erudite critical thinking skills to the New Testament, perhaps now you'll take some time to read the part of the Bible that precedes the portion that you say that you have read and grace RF members with your opinions on it. :D
     
    #83 Terry Sampson, Sep 28, 2020
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    both Josephus and Tacitus of the first century, mention Jesus as a historical figure.
     
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