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You don't know and don't see what people say about HJ so you are in NO position to make any counter arguments. HJ Scholars claim there was an historical Jesus of Nazareth. Do you know what HJ Scholars say ? HJ Scholars do NOT doubt that there was an HJ of Nazareth. Do you know that Scholars say that the NT is historically UNRELIABLE? What do you know? All I know Jesus of the NT was described as the Child of a Ghost, Pilate was a Governor, Tiberius was Caesar, Caiaphas was High Priest and John was called the Baptist and Gabriel was an Angel. It is QUITE Logical to assume that in the Jesus stories that Pilate, Tiberius, Caiaphas and John were human beings and RATHER ILLOGICAL to assume that Jesus and Gabriel were human in the very stories. HJ Scholars do NOT assume Satan was human although he was with Jesus on the pinnacle of the Temple when he asked Jesus to JUMP. Why do they not regard Satan as human? Because it is Highly Illogical and senseless. But Both Jesus and Satan were on the very SAME pinnacle of the Temple in Jerusalem in the story. Jesus was described as a Child of the Holy Ghost and Satan was described as the Devil. Matthew 4 Quote:
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You first MUST know what people say about HJ if you want to argue that the HJ theory is NOT a logical fallacy. It is IMPERATIVE. You cannot be IGNORANT of a issue and still want to make an input. You have already admitted that Logical Fallacies do produce False conclusions Quote:
It is IMPERATIVE that you know what people WROTE about Jesus in the NT. HJ Scholars have concluded that there was an HJ even after concluding that the NT is historically UNRELIABLE. My theory is that the False Conclusion that there was an HJ was PRODUCED from Logical Fallicies. In the NT, Satan called the Devil was with Jesus called the Child of a Holy Ghost on the pinnacle of the Jewish Temple in the Holy City. See Matthew 3.5-7. It is QUITE ILLOGICAL to accept Satan as a Myth and conclude Jesus was an ordinary man WITHOUT any credible corroborative sources. |
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I don't have to know what the capital of Brazil is in order to know it's not Copenhagen. But, since that's an example that uses analogous reasoning, it will fall on deaf ears.
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You have put forward a PERFECT example of a Logical Fallcy. You have UTTERLY failed to understand that there is nothing to prevent any country from having the very same name of their cities. You MUST have KNOWN in ADVANCE the capital of Brazil was NOT Copenhagen. If you do NOT know at this very moment the capital of Brazil then you have acted ILLOGICALLY. Examine your OWN LOGICAL FALLACIES. "Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark therefore Copenhagen cannot be the capital of anywhere else so I don't even have to know the capital of Brazil." Or, "I don't know the capital of Brazil but it cannot be Copenhagen. You appear to be immersed in False Dichotomies. Now let us deal with the OP instead of your Logical Fallacies about the names of Cities. Your post has no logical significance with respect to stories about a Child of a Ghost and the Devil on the Pinnacle of the Temple in the Holy City. Examine the Temptation story of Jesus described as a Holy Ghost and the Devil also called Satan. Matthew 4:1- Quote:
1. Is it logical to assume that BOTH the Devil and Jesus were human beings in the Temptation story of gMatthew? 2. Is it logical to assume that ONLY the Devil or ONLY Jesus was human in the Temptation story of gMatthew? 3.Is it logical to assume that BOTH the Devil and Jesus were non-human characters in the Temptation story of gMatthew? Please answer the questions to show you really understand "Logics". I will give you a clue or two. The Devil was called Satan and Jesus was a Holy Ghost Child in gMatthew. |
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:huh: I tried.
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PyramidHead did NOT say EITHER of those things.
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This thread is starting to read like a ransom note.
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