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11-28-2007, 03:19 PM | #31 | |
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That tells me that Paul wasn't married. |
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Still, I was thinking the other day that I normally see a new totally implausible Jesus Myth theory here at least once a week but I hadn't found one this week. And then you present this one. Thanks. |
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Wot a fun thread. Eric Idle is in town for Spamalot and I'm in a very Pythonesque mood - keep it up!
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And some of the JM ideas I delight in discovering here have the same sort of entertainment levels. |
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Too bad you don't have any facts for a HJ, though. Kind of puts a crimp in your argument.
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11-29-2007, 05:37 AM | #36 |
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I'm bad at giving new mythic suggestions. What about this one.
Those who wrote the story about jesus had at least some sympathy for "midrash" readingof old testament. Jesus is a midrash constuct out of OT. Here is another. He is based on some "Cynic" readings. He act a bit like Cynics did. He is drastic in same style as they are. I just guess. |
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Yeah, isn't ancient history a bitch?! The evidence is so wobbly for all kinds of things. People who don't like that should stick to physics or engineering. Lots of hard facts there and no brain-hurting equivocal arguments.
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Why is it so important to you that Jesus was historical? There is so little evidence for an HJ that I just can't understand why you so viciously defend it if you aren't a believer. I don't get it and you're not the only here with this agenda lately. There are several recent angry arrivals here who shower scorn on anyone who doesn't think the evidence leads to a straight up traditional Christian Jesus (sans super powers, of course). |
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But I shouldn't be answering, I was never a Christian and I don't believe anything about him really. |
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