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originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: onehuman
The Apocalypse of St John predicted this 2000 years ago - that men would deny that Jesus was crucified for the sins of man.
and now here we are, 2000 years later - denying he was crucified (The Koran, among other historical texts, also refutes he died on the cross).
If I was a bookie, these would be very very slim odds.
VERY.
originally posted by: ParasuvO
a reply to: Raggedyman
Actually none of the letters and gospels were written immediately...everyone knows not one of them was written till at least 50 years later.
Not too mention noone knows the authors in most cases....more fake news!
In 1985, it was briefly claimed that an early Syriac copy of this gospel had been found near Hakkâri in eastern Turkey.[72] However, it has since been demonstrated that this manuscript actually contains the canonical Bible.[73]
In February 2012, it was confirmed by the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism that a 52-page biblical manuscript in Syriac writing had been deposited in the Ethnography Museum of Ankara.[74] Newspaper reports in Turkey claimed that the manuscript had been found in Cyprus in 2000, in an operation conducted by police against smugglers, and had been kept in a police repository since then;[75] and further speculated that the text of the manuscript could be that of the Gospel of Barnabas. Photographs of a cover page have been widely published, on which can be read an inscription in a recent Neo-Aramaic hand, stating "In the name of our Lord, this book is written on the hands of the monks of the high monastery in Nineveh, in the 1,500th year of our Lord".[76] No subsequent confirmation has been published, either as to the contents of the Ankara manuscript, or as to any findings of scientific tests for its age and authenticity.[74]
originally posted by: ParasuvO
a reply to: Raggedyman
Actually none of the letters and gospels were written immediately...everyone knows not one of them was written till at least 50 years later.
Not too mention noone knows the authors in most cases....more fake news!
originally posted by: ParasuvO
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
a reply to: onehuman
The Apocalypse of St John predicted this 2000 years ago - that men would deny that Jesus was crucified for the sins of man.
and now here we are, 2000 years later - denying he was crucified (The Koran, among other historical texts, also refutes he died on the cross).
If I was a bookie, these would be very very slim odds.
VERY.
Well you are wrong since the Apocalypse of John is only 1900 years old...and everyone in the know has denied it since it apparently happened.
Not too mention the fact that the world did not change...and dying for a sin is an extremely witchcraft based move...for being the SUN OF GOD.
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: Krazysh0t
So where did the teachings Christ taught come from KS
It is such a purile argument that He didn't exist
I can only imagine that you don't believe any history till tv happened
27 different and individual written texts make up the New Testament and you deny all of them, not the brightest spark are you ks
Nobody with even a basic intelligence would deny Jesus existed, deny He did miracles fine, that he was God fine as well, call him a madman, that's ok, say He didn't die, I get that, was a magician, conman, all good and valid, didn't exist, now that's a stupid
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: Raggedyman
I see no reasoning in your post. Only angry insults and triggering because I said something that goes against your Christian beliefs. At no point have you given me a logical argument supplementing why you are right though.