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Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Originally posted by NeverWalkAlone
IGNORANCE!
The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Torah are included in the Bible.
I beg your pardon? The Torah is, but no, the Dead Sea scrolls aren't.
Originally posted by Nohup
Hey, Mr. or Ms. Pot, quit calling Mr. Kettle black! Of course there is a real person named Jeshua found in the historical records. In point of fact, there are dozens. Apparently, it was a pretty common name at the time. However, there has never been any conclusive, irrefutable evidence linking any of those Jeshuas (Jeshuii?) with the person recognized as Jesus Christ, Messiah and Son of God. Those are the FACTS. At this point, except for those historians with an axe to grind, willing to make a lot of unsupported suppositions, historians agree that aside from the Gospels, there is absolutely no corroborative evidence, physical or historical, of the existence of Jesus Christ.
Originally posted by FremenBlueEyes
reading more of this book i see so many parallels to what is going on in this world concerning aliens/angels and their interaction in human society. if you read various posts on this website, ats, in the aliens and ufo forums, and then read the book the parallels are evident. it is so amazing. my faith in the book is increasing very much day by day
Originally posted by jboogienoj
ok i didn't read through this thread, it was too long. but i do own the urantia book and have had it for years. i've always tried to get the deepest information possible and this book appeared to be pretty deep. anyway there is some kinda 'funny' information in there that leads one to confusement. although fasinating at times it is a little far fetch in it's explanations ie.Jesus' Life. i just want answers not mumbo jumbo, with this book it's seems philosophically it's VERY interesting but in actuality leads nowhere. my opinion and NO i have not read it all(have you seen the book? over 1000 pages with words out of this world?!?) but jumped to chapters that interest me. just like this thread
Originally posted by mortalengine
I think it's a great book and and very coherent, I actually did quite an extensive study before I formed my final opinion about the blue book. There was actually a group of psychologists who analyzed the book and eventually came to the conclusion that if the book was indeed written by one man, we would have to recognise that man as the most intelligent man ever to exist.
Be that as it may, so much of the science in the UB which in the past was seen as blatantly incorrect by the science of the day, is now starting to correlate with science, more and more the book is proving itself.
I would recommend this book to everyone, the history of our planet is also really interesting, it describes in detail the evolution of not only biology but of religion, magic, diet, etc etc.
Originally posted by Incarnated
Mr. BLACK! you're now in error! It is true there is no "Phyical" facts, but Historically there are the dead sea scrolls and The Nag Hammadi, sets of scrolls that back up the fact of the existance of "jesus christ". Mostly The Nag Hammadi Library, these scrolls have been burried for thousands of years and they have several historic facts. Besides there's also other historic records on account testiphying to the reality of the "savior christ".
Originally posted by Diplomat
Why would you want to waste your time analyzing the work of a group of some nerd psychologists who sat around and wrote this thing back in the 40s or 50s? They obviously had too much time on their hands and this is probably some sort of hoax or social experiment.
Originally posted by Stormdancer777THAT! was the post I was waiting for, very insightful, what if it was a social experiment?
Originally posted by Incarnated
Originally posted by Stormdancer777THAT! was the post I was waiting for, very insightful, what if it was a social experiment?
Oh yeah! That will help things won't it. Maybe that's what the world needs.
Another "CON"sparicy theory.