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There is not good evidence that Jesus healed sick people
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No verified or verifiable evidence for God has been presented. Johnny Skeptic state: Would you like to present some? What is your world view? No compelling evidence for God has been presented. I would not defend any God myth. Your second question is too vague to address. I have no idea what you intend by the question. JAK |
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Your question here has improved clarity. The pundits for Christianity whom I have seen, continue to reflect doctrinal shift. All the various Christian groups loosely or strictly organized demonstrate those doctrinal shifts as they selectively quote their Bibles emphasizing particular scripts and minimizing others. There is much contention and disagreement as demonstrated by the many groups which tend to claim that their interpretations of the religion are the correct interpretations. Most spend little time, if any, studying the evolution of their particular group and its history even over a few hundred years. But they’re quick to declare with certainty that their dogma is correct/true/accurate, etc. JAK |
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