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Does anyone believe they actually found Jesus' tomb?
Any believers?
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No. Jesus is pure fiction.
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It maybe jesus's tomb but not the one they are thinking about
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Now there was probably a man named Jesus walking around but that's about it. |
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There's an interesting book written by the psychologist Leon Festinger on a UFO cult that believes the end of the world is at hand. He infiltrated the cult. When the end doesn't come at the expected time instead of dropping the belief the group proceeds to try and convince other people of "the truth". "Newspapers are called; interviews are sought. In a reversal of its previous distaste for publicity, the group begins an urgent campaign to spread its message to as broad an audience as possible." |
He must of lived and he must of been a very powerful person. Because after his death too many of his followers carried on his work with a lot of conviction.
But what we must never forget is what we know about him was told to us by people with a vested interest. But we believe what Peter mainly and a few of the other disciples tell us to believe. Peter at the time was in Rome while Jews were killing Roman soldiers and citizens. Would you believe what an Iraqi told you about fundamental Islam? Or would he have to change the message to suit the people and place he was preaching to? Then with all the politicians who followed on do we really want to accept what they tell us to accept? In todays media filled educated society people like Bush, Blair, and many others still think we are stupid enough to swallow their lies. Now take it back 1900 years and go forward. Where do you think you get to when people started to really question what they were told to believe? |
I don't think it matters if they found it or not, no one will believe it, it's human nature.
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People will believe any shit you tell them...
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YES i got my flight booked to check it out!
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How do they know it's his if it's empty?
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Yes, the mythology of the resurecting God predates Christianity by thousands of years and probably has it's roots in ancient Egypt ,( where Jesus spent time in his youth ). The key to understanding the historical figure of Jesus Christ is to understand why he went to such great lengths to convince people he was "The comming of the messiah" as prophesised in the Old Testament. |
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Jesus Christ definately wasn't the son of a poor carpenter, and neither was he himself a poor fisherman. He was in fact a quite wealthy and influential figure to his contemperaries, ( that's partly why people flocked him hear him speak and why he was afforded the highly exclusive education that he undoubtedly recieved ), and there is plenty of evidence to suggest he was in fact of royal blood. In fact it wasn't the followers of Jesus inner ministry that eventually carried on his "church" but a relative outsider in the person of Sual, ( Paul ), who with the help of the Roman authorities helped spread an altered version of Jesus's strictures after years of deriding him as being a "false prophet" |
There were thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people with that name back then - very common name which is the argument most religious people are questioning the tomb story
Of course to answer the original question - if you believe in religion then I guess you would have an opinion one way or the other - but since I believe religion is just a good way to keep the sheep tended to and only those without a mind to think for themselves are stupid enough to believe in the fairy tales - I will continue to not give a shit one way or the other - although it will be fun watching the idiots fall all over themselves on both sides :1orglaugh |
It makes sense that it maybe the coffin of Jesus, because Jesus was never labled " The Son of God " until after the council of Nicea 325 A.D at which time the roman emperor Constantine a pagan, formed what is now modern day christianity, the first bible wasnt even written til after this event and every decision on what to include in the bible was political, to prevent further war between the christians and romans. Christianity is the most pagan religion in the world. Pagan festivals were replaced with christian stories to keep the peace. Ever wonder where easter comes from? has nothing to do with Jesus, the pagan goddess of fertility Ishtar, eggs??? symbol of fertility.
Anyway Jesus was more than likely a very great prohet and very mortal. Somewhere between Christianity and Islam is the truth. |
and just a few weeks before Easter... .....NICE
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Who cares. It doesn't even matter because no matter what religious leaders will denounce it.
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read up on it. most scholars think it's a joke for a variety of reasons.
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That said... even if it COULD be proven scientificilly that this is THAT Jesus and his family... why do I get the feeling the church would STILL deny it, and most if its followers would willfully choose to disbelieve the facts in front of them? Delusions do not die easily. |
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The historical figure of Jesus Christ most definately was a mortal person, but as for him being a great prophet then I'm afraid the evidence points in the oppostite direction. History has obviously proven that Jesus's reputed fundamental prophesy of his return within the lifetime of his own diciples and the subsequent day of judgement for mankind never came to pass. As this prophesy is one of the main tenents of Christianity then LOL, I suppose you could say that Christianity is a non-prophet making organisation. |
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he was a tall smart guy...spoke a bunch of languages and would tell villages not to drink water from wherer they shit
wollah miracle worker |
They found a mural of Jesus on the wall. It must be his tomb!
http://animatedtv.about.com/library/...themexic_2.jpg :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
There was a person named Jesus, and he was put up on a cross, and he did have followers. There is proof of that. But what they followed him for, and what he was preaching/teaching, there is no docs on.
There is even a copy of an arrest warrant for him. It is in Rome, and protected by the church, because it gives his description, and they dont want that getting out. Check out the book Hyram Key. it talks about all of it. |
Regardless of what you think you are in the minority because 2000+ years later half the population on this planet believe in him in a religious context. Simply put there are many geniuses around the world with intellects far superior to any of you that believe in Jesus.
Whatever you think or believe it doesnt matter because Jesus is greater and more powerful than any of us, whether he be mere mortal or not is not the question he still shapes this planet this very day. http://www.religioustolerance.org/worldrel.gif |
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now i understand how you are so keen to bleieve bush and his bible thumpers |
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Simply put as the great Jack Nicholson said once "you cant handle the truth" |
Yeah... whether he had any divine powers or not, what it comes down to was that he was/is the biggest cult leader that the planet has ever seen.
Was he real? Who knows, but why not? Was he really the son of a God? Very doubtful but again, who knows. So the question is, does proving that he existed really prove that he was the son of a God? No. Infact, in my mind... finding his rotted corpse somewhere kinda proves the opposite. No son of a God should be reduced to worm food. Did they find his tomb? Possibly yes, possibly no... will society be convinced of anything any more either which way? No, I don't think much would change. |
The problem with all of this is simple. If you believe in "Jesus" and bought all that comes with it (Christian version) then you have to say this isn't true. Accepting this as Jesus' final resting place would be a direct admission that he didn't "return", but rather was just a man like other men, who died and was buried.
If you don't believe in Jesus, god, and all the Christian hoo-ha, well, then you just don't really give a shit what they found. As a result, there is very little interest in the world for this to be a true find, because it helps nobody, and won't change the minds of the religious one bit. Do you think that 30% of the world population wants to know that they might as well have been praying to their dog's ass for the last 2000 years? |
yes. i also believe in the easter bunny and the tooth fairy.
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What a strange post. You seem to be saying contradictory things here. Jesus was a great person with an education in wisdom and esoteric subjects that even by modern standards was quite awsome, but rememeber he is dead and gone. It is in fact only the manipulated facts of him and his life that have carried his reputation through to the modern era. For those that blindly belive the ridiculous fairy tale of propogander about him peddled for centuries by a cynical and manipulative church, then I can only hope that as more and more evidence emerges regarding the truth about him it will eventually lead to a worldwide enlightenment and maybe a little more peace and tolerance. |
who is jesus?
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Jesus is my favourite fictional character.
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Jesus, Maria and Joseph were the most popular names that time (70-20BC)
they made statistics and there was a few hundred jesus with a dad called Joseph...... |
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who gives a flying fuck
who gives a flying fuck ?
his mom was a whore who was embarrassed to say she was fucking around all the guys in town so she said it was a miracle and at the end of the day he was if you like it or not a jewish guy so all those who pray to him actually are praying to a jewish guy. i guess jewish people are the chosen once and are better then everyone else after all most of the world's population prays to one. i don't as i don't believe in him, his view or what he stood for but to each his own as their is freedom of religion. at the end of the day we are all left wondering, was she a good fuck as everyone in town did her and did his mother spit or swallow and would she do DP in a porno ? |
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Regardless of what you think you are in the minority because 2000+ years later half the population on this planet believe in him in a religious context. Whatever you think or believe it doesnt matter because Jesus is greater and more powerful than any of us "Is" more powerfull Splum ? - first you seem to aknowledge the fact that he is dead and gone and next you seem to be saying that he is still with us in some way. Quote:
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