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QuoteA liberal "hippie" who came against Roman imperialistic values and had to be dealt with
QuoteThere is no (zero) secular evidence for the existence of JC.
Unless he was a libereal hippie who came against Roman imperialistic values and had to be dealt with...
you're funny!
Why would the Romans even give a flying flame about some low life Jew? That's why they mocked him as king of the Jews...They were just happy to have a reason to kill a jew delivered by the Jewish Religious leaders of that time who labeled him as a threat... He was a threat to the Jewish system, so the leaders turned him over to the Romans to do their dirty work.
The Romans love killing Jews...Just look at Constantine, that S.O.B!
The Catholic leadership was killing Jews long before Hitler...Sorry to bring up Godwins Law, but it is the truth. Then when Hitler came along the Catholic leadership turned a blind eye.
The Roman system is 100% purely satanic along with their Jewish leading cohorts.
*Edit*
It's confusing, I know...it may seem like hodgepodge, but an objective study of history and the scripture makes it clear...moreso if you've experinced the Spirit of God.
Your secrets are the true reflection of who you really are...
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He wasn't dying quick enough so they stab the dude on the side.
No shit his heart was still pumping at the time, and that is why they stab the dude to haste the death.
Your question has the answer.
No shit his heart was still pumping at the time, and that is why they stab the dude to haste the death.
Your question has the answer.
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QuoteHe wasn't dying quick enough so they stab the dude on the side.
No shit his heart was still pumping at the time, and that is why they stab the dude to haste the death.
Your question has the answer.
If He wasn't dying quickly enough, they break legs. The stabbing was just to see if he was dead ( blood and water indicates the blood is separated due to lack of circulation= dead, which at the time was the definitive way of determining so)
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I have experienced the "spirit of God". I was a born again Pentecostal Christian for 16 years. I spoke in tongues, I waked the walk, and i talked the talk. But then around the age of 24 (3 years ago) I began to question things. I became a skeptic. I realized, and a very awesome NYU neurological study has concluded as well, that it was all in my head. I made it such an integral part of my life that in a delusion it was real... to me. The biggest part was, as i mentioned earlier, this..., "Worship me or I'll torture you forever. Love, God". That is obviously man-made. So, that was another thing I struggled with. I then began to think (something no power wants), "If i was born in India I would be Hindu. If I was born in some South American Amazonian hunter/forager group I would most likely subscribe to their beliefs". It's just cultural. It was very hard for me to wrap my head around that following 16 years of a devout walk. Is there a God? Who the hell knows. I can't stand certainty, for and against, since nobody has special powers that I do not. I believe it's a perceptual delusion based on human bias cushioned by 1,700 years of inertia of "do this or die. Either now or over and over for eternity"... that's love. it's hogwash.
Why did they make a big deal of one man? Who knows. Maybe to make an example. As mentioned, there is no secular evidence for the dudes existence. There is so much interpretation on this subject, hence Christianity being responsible for more deaths than anything on this planet. One would think that being the Son of the invisible guy in the sky (which there are over 2,800 in cultures around the world) who invented the universe, there wouldn't be so much guess work... I recommend that believers in any faith (the 34,000 in Christianity and all belief systems on Earth) to take a lesson in Anthropology. Question the system that was forced into them from every angle from before they were able to think. They might find many things don't add up, monotheism is VERY, VERY new to us as a species, and all belief systems have had their heros, prophecies, etc that faded with time. Oh, and this is where people pull the "just have faith" card. Faith is the boast of a man who is too lazy to investigate imho.
Why did they make a big deal of one man? Who knows. Maybe to make an example. As mentioned, there is no secular evidence for the dudes existence. There is so much interpretation on this subject, hence Christianity being responsible for more deaths than anything on this planet. One would think that being the Son of the invisible guy in the sky (which there are over 2,800 in cultures around the world) who invented the universe, there wouldn't be so much guess work... I recommend that believers in any faith (the 34,000 in Christianity and all belief systems on Earth) to take a lesson in Anthropology. Question the system that was forced into them from every angle from before they were able to think. They might find many things don't add up, monotheism is VERY, VERY new to us as a species, and all belief systems have had their heros, prophecies, etc that faded with time. Oh, and this is where people pull the "just have faith" card. Faith is the boast of a man who is too lazy to investigate imho.
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A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves
A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves
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Further they were lazy men living of the notoriety of the Christ, kind of a parrallel to todays entourages who follow around Snoop Doggy Dog or Fifty Cent .
LMAO
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QuoteI have experienced the "spirit of God". I was a born again Pentecostal Christian for 16 years. I spoke in tongues, I waked the walk, and i talked the talk. But then around the age of 24 (3 years ago) I began to question things. I became a skeptic. I realized, and a very awesome NYU neurological study has concluded as well, that it was all in my head. I made it such an integral part of my life that in a delusion it was real... to me. The biggest part was, as i mentioned earlier, this..., "Worship me or I'll torture you forever. Love, God". That is obviously man-made. So, that was another thing I struggled with. I then began to think (something no power wants), "If i was born in India I would be Hindu. If I was born in some South American Amazonian hunter/forager group I would most likely subscribe to their beliefs". It's just cultural. It was very hard for me to wrap my head around that following 16 years of a devout walk. Is there a God? Who the hell knows. I can't stand certainty, for and against, since nobody has special powers that I do not. I believe it's a perceptual delusion based on human bias cushioned by 1,700 years of inertia of "do this or die. Either now or over and over for eternity"... that's love. it's hogwash.
Why did they make a big deal of one man? Who knows. Maybe to make an example. As mentioned, there is no secular evidence for the dudes existence. There is so much interpretation on this subject, hence Christianity being responsible for more deaths than anything on this planet. One would think that being the Son of the invisible guy in the sky (which there are over 2,800 in cultures around the world) who invented the universe, there wouldn't be so much guess work... I recommend that believers in any faith (the 34,000 in Christianity and all belief systems on Earth) to take a lesson in Anthropology. Question the system that was forced into them from every angle from before they were able to think. They might find many things don't add up, monotheism is VERY, VERY new to us as a species, and all belief systems have had their heros, prophecies, etc that faded with time. Oh, and this is where people pull the "just have faith" card. Faith is the boast of a man who is too lazy to investigate imho.
During your period as a born-again, Spirit-filled Pentecostal Christian, did you ever experience an unmerited blessing so great that it could only be accounted for as from God?
If yes, how did you turn your back on your belief?
If no, then you have nothing to hold on to.
Look for the shiny things of God revealed by the Holy Spirit. They only last for an instant but it is a Holy Instant. Let your soul absorb them.
No blessing that I couldn't attribute to mundane coincidence. Nothing out of the ordinary. Out of the 6 of us, parents and 4 kids, my parents are the only ones who hold onto the faith and they too question it from time to time, even with being the music ministers at their church. Education/experience to world cultures/and questions that could not be answered swayed all of our beliefs, although I was the last one to give it up. Since then I have lived a life of love, peace, forgiveness, and self-reliance and I feel better inside.
I love BASE because cliffs don't crash
A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves
A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves
How did He piss off the Romans more than the Jewish Religious leaders of that time? Why would the Romans give a flying flame? How did they find out?
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