I thought we can revisit these questions from old and see what new answers theists have come up with.
And then a quote.
Theologians can persuade themselves of anything….. Anyone who can worship a trinity and insist that his religion is a monotheism can believe anything just give him time to rationalise it.
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In contrast to the Greeks, leaving their Mythologies behind as such and instead choose to introduce rational thinking methods through their teaching of philosophy, starting roughly in 600 BC with Thales of Miletus. In contrast, the Semitic tribes never got rid of their prehistorical mythologies. Once those oracle tales had been written down, they took on the form of reality and later on, through those Roman-Christian dramatisation’s canonised throughout Christendom. Here our human fallibility is to blame; we prefer to believe instead of searching for the truth.
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Searching is hard work. Believing requires very little effort on our part
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I was very unfair in an earlier comment, mchapus. This is an excellent observation. I thought you were a drive by fundie.
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I like that list of questions. I’ll be reading it over and over. Curious as to the answers to the questions theists give.
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Those questions are not easy to answer. But i know they will try to rationalise.
Let’s hope we get a few answers.
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after 2000 years? Not holding my breath, Maka! 🙂 🙂
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no, no good holding your breath on this one
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Two quotes I like…
The picture of faith brings to mind the bird who flies
full speed into the reflection on a window pane
thinking it’s found an opening to a greater outside
only to lie dead at the foundation of the house.
………..
Extermination by salvation.
How many dreams of salvation are marked by the cemetery tombs? Bunkers of food and ammo passed on to generations
who wait truly faithful
in fear of a collapsing world, only to let life escape
fleeting with deathbed regret of a life un-lived.
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I like these
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excellent questions worthy of consideration by SERIOUS theologians.
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You know theologians will rationalise these questions out of existence
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Next, questions of zapatos. Size, colour, materials.
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Hahaha.
How tall was Jesus?
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I believe he was a dwarf with a very big nose.
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Haha. I have not seen any painting this flattering of jesus. Maybe painters are afraid to annoy the religious groups
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My apologies for the spelling mistake, of course, I meant to say “Greek” and no creek.
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thank you for keeping the discussion up, provocative thoughts are important, even so as an atheist I will possibly end up in purgatory
for trying to separate facts from (religious) invented fiction.
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You will end up in Muslim hell my friend. Just get ready
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