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Originally posted by Gorman91
Also, why would anyone write DURING Jesus' time? He was nothing more than another dead rebel then.
Originally posted by Gorman91
Would you expect a full scholarly letter about a random death penalty victim today? No. But if a religion about him pooped up, then you would.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Well another event that we don't have any "eyewitness accounts," for but is still considered to have happened by historians, is the "Great Flood."
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Notice I didn't say the biblical flood as although there is a biblical account of this (i.e. Noah's Ark), it was also mentioned in Sumerian texts and other historical documents, and even on pottery.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Now there was never an eyewitness account, but historians still consider it to have happened,
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Also while it seems to be true that there is heresay, if it didn't happen, what would have caused everyone to begin citing the person saying it happened?
Originally posted by theyareoutthere
There were writings about Jmmanuel (Jesus) during Jmmanuel's lifetime by the man who is falsely accused of betraying him. It is known as Talmud Jmmanuel, which was found in 1964 I believe. This book contains the true teachings about the man known as Jesus (who is part Extraterrestrial by the way), his real father is not Creation but is Gabriel (not an angel), an extraterrestrial. Google Talmud Jmmanuel.
Originally posted by hexvenus
Out of curiousity have you ever read "The Christ Conspiracy" by Acharya S? You can read an excerpt HERE. It's an interesting book that looks into Christianity being just another incarnation of ancient Sun Worship.
Originally posted by Simplynoone
Hey I found those supposed letters from Harod and Pilate
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www.pseudepigrapha.com...
Originally posted by Malankhkare
reply to post by AlexG141989
There are many websites and books which reveal the non-existence of Jesus. There are also many which show where the story came from.
Originally posted by Malankhkare
When you examine Egyptian records from temples and papyrii dating back to the 14th century BCE then the origin of the Christian Story can be clearly seen.
Originally posted by Malankhkare
IOSA was an Egyptian Spirit God and the name means 'Ever Coming Son' (of God). It is still spelled exactly the same as it was in Ancient Egypt, in the Gaelic Gospel of Mark (on the net). It is virtually the same story. However the researcher should start with identifying King Solomon. Go to home.austarnet.com.au... and just examine the evidence. Check it for yourself. Check the bible measurements of the Hall of Columns and compare them with the measurements found in the ruins at Malqata, Luxor, Egypt. Check the matching figures - bible to historical facts about Egypt. There is no doubt at all that Solomon was the Pharaoh SalimAmen III aka YmnHtp III. His son was the fifth King David better known today as King Tut. Check this out too and you will be astonished.
Originally posted by Malankhkare
So where did the Gospel Jesus come from? The main story is plagiarised from Egypt. This was then mixed up with mainly two historical figures - Antigonus a King of the Jews who was crucified about a century before the bible story, and Apollonius. You can study these facts in 'Tears In Heaven' by Ian Ross Vayro published by Joshua Books late last year.
Originally posted by Malankhkare
Gerald Massey was the first to blow the whistle in 1907 in his book "Ancient Egypt Light of the World" - can be read on the net.
Originally posted by Malankhkare
Ahmed Osman's "Out of Egypt - the roots of Christianity Revealed" is another good starter - though I have added to the evidence he has found that Solomon was Ymnhtp III and Joseph was Yuya.
Originally posted by Malankhkare
In Bible Origins in Egypt - website as above - just look at the identitites of Jacob and Joshua. Jacob is spelled the same as in the cartouche of this Egyptian King, and Joshua is little altered from the original name - the Pharaoh Djoser.
Originally posted by Malankhkare
Christ is an Egyptian word meaning 'Buried'.
Originally posted by ibgrimme
So does that mean that Jesus is just a theory? Like the Natural Selection of Species-type theory?
Also, why would anyone write DURING Jesus' time? He was nothing more than another dead rebel then. Would you expect a full scholarly letter about a random death penalty victim today? No. But if a religion about him pooped up, then you would.
Why do Christians feel "It's all about faith" is a valid argument to use for Christianity, but not for Paganism, or Buddhism or Taoism?? Why are Christians allowed to base their religious choices on "faith" but everyone else MUST provide proof to support their own beliefs??
So does that mean that Jesus is just a theory? Like the Natural Selection of Species-type theory?
The vast majority of the people that have lived in this world have left no record, no house, no books, nothing. Nevertheless, they have indeed existed.
But, the fact that 200 years later, millions upon millions of people believe in him goes a long way.
Originally posted by OldMedic
But, two of the Gosphels were written by men that walked with Jesus, ate with him and knew him well. Matthew and John were both original apostles, and they write about their experience with Jesus.
Originally posted by OldMedic
There are a very few references to Jesus in archeological records, dating from the first century.
Originally posted by OldMedic
Now, the fact that there is no execution record means nothing, because there are very few extant records of executions in Palestine (as the Romans called it). They rarely bothered to document their prisoners in that "province".
Originally posted by OldMedic
But the bottom line is, that no, we can not prove that Jesus existed with any form of "outside" record.
Originally posted by OldMedic
But, the fact that 200 years later, millions upon millions of people believe in him goes a long way.
Originally posted by Simplynoone
So is every single book or text or letter (If Jesus is mentioned in them) in the world a forgery ?
Originally posted by Simplynoone
Sounds alot like a Conspiricy dont ya think ?