I can recommend this book if you are interested in a factual account of the Resurrection.
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indeed, a very good read.Haa, haa, ha, fucking hell. Factual account of the resurrection. That's a good one.
well done for managing a couple of pages anyway.Factual account?! I've read a couple of pages and it's like a Netflix conspiracy show! Who moved the stone? Could have been the scorned wife, or the grieving mother. Could have been some kids playing a prank. Could have been an alien. Accounts at the time even say they saw Tupac and Biggy having a rap battle shortly before they arrived to see the stone removed.
Let's go with Jesus came back from the dead and moved it himself.
Regardless, it rings true wherever it was over a hundred years ago or today.Think that gem was one of Charles Bradlaugh's founder of the Secular Society back in the 1890s.
We've had two millenia to get used to monotheism but there's always a few struggling to keep up ;-)Regardless, it rings true wherever it was over a hundred years ago or today.
Most religions have moved with the times when archaeology has discovered certain things. There’s just too many holes in mainstream religion. If the planet manages to survive another hundred years without the human race fucking things up I reckon there will be a few more discoveries that leads to more questions than answers.
So you don't believe it to be the word of any god? Fair enough.It's very difficult to understand the point or points you are making. All I'd say is that the OT is a record of the religious experience of the Hebrew people and Christians believe the NT fulfils it and is a new covenant.
It’s not a case of struggling to keep up. Life is for living in the here and now. Not spending countless years of your life speculating on what might be.We've had two millenia to get used to monotheism but there's always a few struggling to keep up ;-)
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God"So you don't believe it to be the word of any god? Fair enough.
Trust me, I don't.... Life is for living in the here and now. Not spending countless years of your life speculating on what might be.
I think I pegged you for about 58, what do you consider long?I dont think i will have a long life so i had better find god now just in case he is real and i need him to get me into heaven !