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Archaeologists have also found the sites where Jesus performed his miracles,
So? They've also found Troy; are the accounts of the gods' actions reported to have happened at the little battle there then true? the supposed boat where Jesus appointed a couple of the apostles, Not. They've found the remains of a boat from the period, but there's nothing to indicate that it's the boat. and historical claims that match those of the NT. Huh? So the NT writers got a few historical facts correct; there's many others reported in the NT that aren't substantiated outside the Bible. The apostles also described the Crucifiction as it happened and how it happened from personal testimony. Interesting, since the apostles weren't described as actually witnessing the crucifixion, and didn't write the gospels (they were all more than likely second-hand accounts written decades after the reported events). Common sense tells you if they were right about every thing we have proven about the Bible through science and archaeology, its not farfetched to accept that they were telling the truth about the supernatural parts, especially since they ended dying for it. Actually, common sense does nothing of the sort. Ancient literature (actually, literature from all ages) includes many works that are a mix of historical truth and "supernatural" parts. |
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How is it that us "hateful atheists" don't have our own Hell into which we send Christian souls? Is it that the whole concept of Hell is based on resentment, guilt, hatred, vengeance? The Loving, loving Christian God to Man: "I love you. Do you love me? Man: "Well, I do not know." God: "Well, if you do not love Me, you will burn for eternity in the Lake of Fire!" Man: "I love you! I love you! I love you!" |
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Hell exists. I have been there.
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