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If Jesus wasn't what he was, how could poorly educated fishermen could cause to...
- Thread starter tiger
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Feathered Serpent!
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Ever heard of spartacus? He was just a slave and he nearly took down rome.
"and how could only Jesus could become the cornerstone of human history? "
No , just a small part of middle eastern and a large part of the west.
You forget that america is not the world.
By your reasoning any significantly large and influential religion must be true cause how else could it become large and influential if it wasn't.
"and how could only Jesus could become the cornerstone of human history? "
No , just a small part of middle eastern and a large part of the west.
You forget that america is not the world.
By your reasoning any significantly large and influential religion must be true cause how else could it become large and influential if it wasn't.
Jesus was all about "the world is gonna end!!!"
Gandhi was more profound than Jesus
...so was the Buddha
even the current Dali Lama says stuff more profound than anything Jesus ever said
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the "Good Samaritan" story is the only exceptional lesson he taught that was originally his, in my opinion.
.. he even ripped off Aesop's Fables, fer Christ's sake
Gandhi was more profound than Jesus
...so was the Buddha
even the current Dali Lama says stuff more profound than anything Jesus ever said
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the "Good Samaritan" story is the only exceptional lesson he taught that was originally his, in my opinion.
.. he even ripped off Aesop's Fables, fer Christ's sake
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LOL
Fishermen didnt establish a religion; they just had simple creeds. Everyone just think it's a religion because that's the easiest word to describe it.
Fishermen didnt establish a religion; they just had simple creeds. Everyone just think it's a religion because that's the easiest word to describe it.