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Guess he thought, "I hate the church so much, I'm gonna make up Jesus and dedicate my life to Jesus!" :huh: |
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forced ignorance - Paul commended the Bereans for testing his message through the Old Testament; also 1 Thessalonians 5:21 banned knowledge - if you mean ban forgeries burned heretics - when Paul and Jesus say to love your enemies? fake relics - only sold by some obviously defrauding people confiscatory taxation - depends on the cause if evil; not the whole Church certainly theological maleficence - not really social and political rapine - not really denial of reproductive freedom - not necessarily evil especially when it prevents the following birth of billions who could not be housed or fed - right, when denying fornication does that? |
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St. Peter was a real historical figure who was crucified upside down because he didn't feel worthy enough to be crucified the way Christ was. Peter had the chance to personally refute everything and call it nonsense but he did no such thing. |
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Do you really think that Jesus just so happened to meet his polar opposite who is ironically called "son of the father" and the Jews chose the insurrectionist "son of the father" to be released instead of the "actual" son of the father? Another point - we actually have the writings of someone who was a contemporary of Pilate and wrote about Pilate. This contemporary said that Pilate was cruel, stubborn, and executed troublemakers without trial. However the gospel Pilate is also presented as the polar opposite of how he's described by his contemporary's writings. The whole trial scene is pure fiction. |
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You're playing with the big boys now renassault. Pay attention. Baal |
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