Why do people hate Christians?, page 1
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reply posted on 27-12-2004 @ 04:14 AM by Azeari of the Radiant Eye
Originally posted by Ycon
If your willing to take the time to read up on theomatics, maybe you will learn the truth of the bible.
www.theomatics.com...


I've had a look at the website...I can't claim to have studied it fully, but it's already failing to make much sense to me. For example:

"As it was shown on a previous page, the name for Jesus in Greek has a numerical value of 888. If you cut 888 in half, it comes out to 444. If you cut 444 in half, the number is 222. And half of 222 is the number 111. This number 111 is very predominant in reference to Jesus. "

Why cut the original number in half three times?

Also, the site (glibly, imho) states that ONLY the bible contains such "codes"; but is that an actual fact? Has anyone actually examined Gone with the Wind, The Grapes of Wrath, A Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, or the user's manual to my new washing machine? It could well be that repeating patterns can be found in any text, if you look hard enough.

Finally, even if it's all true, it's another logical fallacy to claim that if such codes exist, they must have been put there by god. Sorry, but it just doesn't wash...


reply posted on 27-12-2004 @ 05:05 AM by Ycon
Originally posted by Azeari of the Radiant Eye
Originally posted by Ycon
If your willing to take the time to read up on theomatics, maybe you will learn the truth of the bible.
www.theomatics.com...


I've had a look at the website...I can't claim to have studied it fully, but it's already failing to make much sense to me. For example:

"As it was shown on a previous page, the name for Jesus in Greek has a numerical value of 888. If you cut 888 in half, it comes out to 444. If you cut 444 in half, the number is 222. And half of 222 is the number 111. This number 111 is very predominant in reference to Jesus. "

Why cut the original number in half three times?

Also, the site (glibly, imho) states that ONLY the bible contains such "codes"; but is that an actual fact? Has anyone actually examined Gone with the Wind, The Grapes of Wrath, A Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, or the user's manual to my new washing machine? It could well be that repeating patterns can be found in any text, if you look hard enough.

Finally, even if it's all true, it's another logical fallacy to claim that if such codes exist, they must have been put there by god. Sorry, but it just doesn't wash...



theomatics deals in multiples and clusters, if you go to the examples on that site, you will find that all verses in the bible that deal with the birth of jesus can be broke down to multiples of 111.

I dont think you would be able to find much in other books. Theomatics doesn't happen by chance.

If you continue studying theomatics, you will see that it wasn't done by man.


reply posted on 27-12-2004 @ 05:19 AM by shaunybaby
i dont think that it is a hate thing, i think that prehaps people that are neither religious nor christians, that they find it hard to comprehend why people are. i sure do, i have no idea why people go on about a relationship with god, visions of god, the bible is the word of god etc. i think it's the fact that christianity is spreading through people like a slow disease, teaching something that isn't there.

quote: ''I will tell you what, anyone who can read Isiah, then read the Gospel, and still NOT be convinced''...

so you base your beliefs on the fact that isiah made some predictions and they apparently came true? that's why you believe in god...your having a laugh aren't you. the gospels written after isiah (matthew, mark, luke and john), were written by people that never even met jesus. they are not even put in to the bible in the order of history, when they were wrote. luke was the first to be written by paul (founder of christianity), then along came the matthew version which copied in some parts directly from luke. next was the mark version that took parts from both the books before that one. finaly the book john came. all four books contradict with each other on many different subjects like the crucifixtion. this is because the four gospels were written by four different people, who never met jesus. they were also written to make the predictions made in isiah to look more perfect, however in one of the gospels you won't even find the birth of jesus...it merely picks up in his hometown. without paul who wrote most of the new testament, all you would have is a cult that jesus and john the baptist were promoting. jesus died from crucifxtion and john the baptist was decapitated...that's punishment for doing your god's work. many christians think that the four gospels are eye witness accounts and even written by some of jesus' desciples, when they are actualy quite the opposite.
this is why people do not like christianity because most of people don't even know the history of their religion let alone how the bible was put together. if you get all the info on the history, corruption, editing or your religion/bible and you can still believe...then all you would have is 'faith'.
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