Would you still worship thin air if you knew that the Jesus story was plagiarised from stories told way before then?
7 Answers to "Would you still worship thin air if you knew that the Jesus story was plagiarised from stories told way before then?"
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I totally respect him, but not his followers
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god is the ancient society's mistaking aliens for something more mystical and magical...
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All this misses the point. Religion is about communicating truths about reality in ways we can grasp and understand not only Christianity but other religions are forms of poetry and metaphor and we need them to make sense of life..
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What amuses me is those who post questions like this..Got to ask why they do this , is it because they really want to have what we have? well come join us YOU know you want too.X
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Suck a what? typical of your generation cant even swear properly
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Would you still find something to disagree about if no one believed in Jesus? That **** is getting old.
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Different factions of Christians fight about everything with anyone.
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Personally, I don't care what other people believe, just find it sad that some are so insecure they feel a need to disparage and ridicule others over their choices.
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Thank good ness they were not.
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Posted by Bitto69 Dec 17th, 2012 at 2:36AM
Jesus was coached by his overly religious mother to believe that he was the Messiah that the old Testament spoke of (namely the story plagiarised from events that supossedly had happened elsewhere before). So, though Jesus might have lived, he certainly wasn't who he claimed to be, namely because the whole "God" thing is nothing more a joke.
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