Talking of Jackasses. What exactly is your argument? You state that I have thrown out silly suggestions. Please counteract my silly suggestions with something credible then, if you are capable of doing so, as opposed to coming on here and doing nothing but spouting shit.
You say I've used untrustworthy sources. I've quoted Bible scholars, staunch Christians, and historians, but then I suppose that as long as these people aren't supporting your viewpoints then they must be untrustworthy, right? Great! Then fucking dispute them if you can, jackass.
Look, all i'm sayin is you havn't cited ONE source that would be deemed credible by mainstream academia. Not one.
"When all your friends and sedatives mean well but make it worse... better find yourself a place to level out."
Look, all i'm sayin is you havn't cited ONE source that would be deemed credible by mainstream academia. Not one.
That's fine. So they're all obviously uncredible. In which case it won't be at all difficult for you to counteract my arguments with something credible, will it? You are so confident in yourself that I await with eager anticpation your respected sources which provide reliable historical evidence that show that Jesus lived when he is largely believed to have lived.
Look, all i'm sayin is you havn't cited ONE source that would be deemed credible by mainstream academia. Not one.
Bishop Warburton denounced it as "a rank forgery and a very stupid one, too."
John Dominic Crossan (born Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, 1934) is an Irish American biblical scholar known for co-founding the Jesus Seminar. As a major figure in the fields of Biblical archaeology, anthropology and New Testament textual criticism.
Pro-Christian apologist and author, Ian Wilson..
Even Wilson admits that “it has to be acknowledged that hard facts concerning Jesus and his life are remarkably hard to come by.”
Ahmed Osman is a historian and the author of numerous books on biblical history, focusing on the late Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt. His works and discoveries have opened doors that were shut by convention; requiring scholars and theologians to redefine the very roots of their beliefs.
Born in Cairo in 1934, Osman was a law student at Cairo University before becoming a journalist. He moved to London in 1964. He became interested in possible links between the Bible and recent archaeological discoveries in Egypt, looking for possible reasons for the historical tension between Egypt and Israel
Among his scholarly achievements is the collection of evidence proving that Akhenaten and Moses are the same person, which no one has been able to contest.
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Look, all i'm sayin is you havn't cited ONE source that would be deemed credible by mainstream academia. Not one.
That's fine. So they're all obviously uncredible. In which case it won't be at all difficult for you to counteract my arguments with something credible, will it? You are so confident in yourself that I await with eager anticpation your respected sources which provide reliable historical evidence that show that Jesus lived when he is largely believed to have lived.
Bishop Warburton denounced it as "a rank forgery and a very stupid one, too."
John Dominic Crossan (born Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, 1934) is an Irish American biblical scholar known for co-founding the Jesus Seminar. As a major figure in the fields of Biblical archaeology, anthropology and New Testament textual criticism.
Pro-Christian apologist and author, Ian Wilson..
Even Wilson admits that “it has to be acknowledged that hard facts concerning Jesus and his life are remarkably hard to come by.”
Ahmed Osman is a historian and the author of numerous books on biblical history, focusing on the late Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt. His works and discoveries have opened doors that were shut by convention; requiring scholars and theologians to redefine the very roots of their beliefs.
Born in Cairo in 1934, Osman was a law student at Cairo University before becoming a journalist. He moved to London in 1964. He became interested in possible links between the Bible and recent archaeological discoveries in Egypt, looking for possible reasons for the historical tension between Egypt and Israel
Among his scholarly achievements is the collection of evidence proving that Akhenaten and Moses are the same person, which no one has been able to contest.
And you haven't produced one source. Full stop. Because you don't have any, and you have no case to argue.
I take it this debate is over?
Thank you for dragging it out longer than it needed to be.