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James Holding: the women at the tomb
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How could an entire group of women, including Mary Magdalene, forget that the tomb was sealed, and the very same group of women forget that Jesus said that he would rise from the dead? If Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, and said that he would rise from the dead too, there is no way that an entire group of women could have forgotten that he said that he would rise from the dead. It is an extraordinary thing for a man to raise someone from the dead, and to claim that he would rise from the dead too. Since Jesus taught that his powers came from God, it is reasonable to assume that the women believed that God was responsible for Jesus' ability to raise Lazarus from the dead. If they believed that, why wouldn't they have believed that God would raise Jesus from the dead too? Even if they didn't, surely not all of them would have forgotten that Jesus said that he would rise from the dead. If God raised Lazarus from the dead, obviously, it would be a simple matter for him to raise anyone else from the dead. Apparently, the entire accounts of the women at the tomb are false. |
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Krishna was of royal lineage, so was Mahavira, the 24th Teacher of Jainism and so Buddha. Their parents WERE of royal lineage. Seems the line of Jesus was concocted under Indian influence, after all the gosples were finalised only by about 300 AD. |
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