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04-08-2012, 11:08 AM | #141 |
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its a crack up. embarrassment really
you cant use such late sources that are to far from the man himself hell these church fathers so to speak are talking about mark and luke ect ect as they knew them. They are attributed authors. THEY ARE NOT the multiple unknown authors. its hard enough to pull historicity from GMark and Paul let alone people that far away who had their own personal views ONLT based on Pauls and GMark or as Marcion GLuke. All these church fathers are removed from the oral tradition that slowly faded what little HJ was mixed in with mostly BJ. Come on dude, this is poor work on your part |
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the unknown gentile authors didnt have a clue about jesus pre 30, unless they stumbled on it by luck. your talking about Bj only |
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In fact, in Aramaic convention, bar Dalaha ("child of God," or "Godlike") was used broadly and generically to denote holiness, and people seen as either chosen or under the protection of God (e.g. orphaned children). These phrases in Aramaic (bar nasha, bar Alaha) referred to the Messiah only elliptically, not primarily, and neither carried any implication of personal divinity. The Jews did not believe in avatars (they still don't). |
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I don't understand why it is that people who argue for the historical Jesus have to make it seem that the mythical Jesus is a modern invention and can only be an expression of atheism. One could make perhaps a better argument that modern evangelism is a development of the impulse to deny God. The existence of early ancient traditions which emphasized Jesus as God should settle that the argument (a) isn't modern and (b) isn't necessarily connected with atheism.
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It's not a modern invention. Ehrman was certainly wrong (or at least disingenuous about that).
In the full context of his book, he's mostly talking about mythicism as a serious scholarly theory, but I can't believe he had never heard the Dutch Radicals. |
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Ehrman's book is a disater. The HJ argument has been exposed as NOTHING but logical fallacies. |
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Whehter you are a Jesus mythicist or not is beside the point - "virgin birth" via non-insemination [virgin] conception is myth. . |
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That Erhman makes so much of modern discussion of mythicism, and modern proponents of that discussion, and ignores a now-significant-past-history of the discussion, such as the Dutch Radicals is woeful. One could propose it is because the Dutch radicals demolish Erhman's key argument - Paul. |
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