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08-29-2012, 10:45 AM | #101 | |
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I understand we cant always get to the bottom of mythology, and jesus was written in mythology as theology. problem is these primitive saps believed alot of the mythology as reality they were so barbaric. some mythology is 50/50 most often it leans one way or the other. |
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you may be missing the point. Trying to find a all jewish core going back to the original movement would have been in Aramaic. the contradictions are easily explainable as different people had different legends based on the cross cultural oral tradition they were using decades after his death. much like Noah, but a real foold did happen the legnds were all based from. while there are simularities in mythology for the flood legends, the stories are different and we see the evolution clearly of mythology. |
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Bart Ehrman CLEARLY stated that his Jesus was from Nazareth and that the Gospels ATTEST the historicity of his Life. Please Examine "Did Jesus Exist?" chapter 5--page 171--line 4-8. The historical Jesus of Nazareth is the Jesus of Nazareth of the Bible inundated by known Lies, Fiction and Implausibilities [Embellishments] |
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thats because he busted her chops so bad, due to some of the worst historical work ever done on the subject Quote:
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By promoting one unified popular mythicist theory that is at odds to nearly all other mythicist theories, Carrier will find that his harshest critics will be those mythicists at odds to his own theory. Either he addresses those mythicist arguments (which will cause friction like his comments against Acharya S), or he doesn't address those mythicist arguments (in which case he will be lumped in with all the other scholars who ignore mythicist arguments).
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Carrier and Salm
Hi Outhouse,
In his book, "Proving History," Richard Carrier cites Rene Salm three times. Besides citing him positively, he says, "Though I do not agree with all theories of either Salm, Kennard, or Laupot, their arguments on this point are correct: these are viable possibilities, as least sufficiently probable to require us to rule them out first. What evidence do you have that Carrier "trashes Salm." Why do you think Carrier would cite the writings of a known quack? Also Richard Price has given Salm's book an enthusiastic review. Why do you think Price would give an enthusiastic review to a known quack? Warmly, Jay Raskin Quote:
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Carrier does find evidence salm ignores, for a historical Nazareth at jesus time. Carrier flat states there was probably a Nazareth. salm only deals with the towns histroicity, and he is nothing more then a blogger with no credibility |
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Now that Carrier has already stated that Bart Ehrman's book "Did Jesus Exist? is "worse than bad" why are you not happy?? Mythicists are EXTREMELY happy that not only Carrier but even those who support the HJ argument have serious issues with claims made by Ehrman. Perhaps, it is Ehrman who will be despised by HJers--they hardly use his book to argue for HJ. The signs that he is being despised is becoming very evident. It is as if Bart and his book do NOT exist in the QUEST for an HJ among HJers. |
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