Repox
Truth Seeker
In science, empirical evidence is required to prove a hypothesis. And for a hypothesis to be proven there must be irrefutable evidence. As for a Jesus hypothesis, I propose two of them. One, the tradition belief, is Jesus was the son of God. This hypothesis conflicts with another hypotheses that Jesus was God, which I propose. I have also proposed a supplementary hypothesis, which is God is a duality. This supplementary hypothesis is proposed to account for sayings about the father and son. I maintain Jesus (God) talked about himself as two persons, which was intended to communicate His divine duality. If you do scholarly research, you'll discover significant errors in the New Testament. Mostly, the errors stem from the long period of time (40-70 years) in which leaders of the Jesus movement (Christianity) wrote and rewrote Jesus stories. The primarily problem was they defined and redefined Jesus from a sage or wise leader to the son of God. Therefore, there is sufficient historical evidence related to conflicting interpretations to doubt Jesus to be the son of God.
If there is no son of God, as I have maintained, much of the New Testament is in error. What happens to the gospels or Paul's writings without the son of God? What happens to hundreds of years of Christian theology? What happens to the many salvation stories without the son of God? The vast amount of damage caused by such an idea is immeasurable. But what if it is true? The problem with the question is there is a lack of evidence. Almost everything about the Bible and Jesus is based on faith. However, we do know Jews existed and there is a nation of Israel. Then, we have archaeological evidence for Jewish tribes and ancient lands occupied by God's chosen people, and archaeological studies continue to uncover important information.
If there is no son of God, as I have maintained, much of the New Testament is in error. What happens to the gospels or Paul's writings without the son of God? What happens to hundreds of years of Christian theology? What happens to the many salvation stories without the son of God? The vast amount of damage caused by such an idea is immeasurable. But what if it is true? The problem with the question is there is a lack of evidence. Almost everything about the Bible and Jesus is based on faith. However, we do know Jews existed and there is a nation of Israel. Then, we have archaeological evidence for Jewish tribes and ancient lands occupied by God's chosen people, and archaeological studies continue to uncover important information.