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Originally posted by TRGreer
Originally posted by buster2010
People seem to forget that Christians were also slaughtered by the Romans as well. And how would DNA testing show the religion of these people? Not taking in the delusion of Jews being different from the rest of the human race of course.
The Romans were Christians as well. I could post references but I'm thinking that this is pretty much well know historical fact and I really don't feel the need to prove what most people know.
Originally posted by palg1*one is the offshoot of the other*
Originally posted by TRGreer
Originally posted by buster2010
People seem to forget that Christians were also slaughtered by the Romans as well. And how would DNA testing show the religion of these people? Not taking in the delusion of Jews being different from the rest of the human race of course.
The Romans were Christians as well. I could post references but I'm thinking that this is pretty much well know historical fact and I really don't feel the need to prove what most people know.
Originally posted by rootbranch2012
Can you provide historical references and sources for this?
Originally posted by buster2010
People seem to forget that Christians were also slaughtered by the Romans as well..
There is also evidence that the Emperor Nero, as a special event for his birthday, ordered many hundreds of Christians to be covered in tar (pitch), crucified, and burned before they died, the pitch turning them into long-lasting human torches. They were then used to light up his palace gardens as outdoor lighting for his birthday party. Finally, if a Christian was also a Roman citizen (such as the case of St Paul), he or she was frequently given mercy in the form of a swift death by beheading by sword. However, these 'mercy killings' were few and far between as they did not create such a macabre and gory spectacle and thus were not deened 'entertaining' by a bloodthirsty society such as the Romans were. Read more: wiki.answers.com...
Originally posted by TRGreer
Originally posted by buster2010
People seem to forget that Christians were also slaughtered by the Romans as well. And how would DNA testing show the religion of these people? Not taking in the delusion of Jews being different from the rest of the human race of course.
The Romans were Christians as well. I could post references but I'm thinking that this is pretty much well know historical fact and I really don't feel the need to prove what most people know.
Originally posted by palg1
reply to post by rootbranch2012
You are wrong. Not a matter of opinion just fact. Christianity is, as I had stated, an offshoot of Judaism.
Look back at history (years 30 through 150) and prove to me that it is otherwise.
Originally posted by buster2010
Originally posted by rootbranch2012
Can you provide historical references and sources for this?
Originally posted by buster2010
People seem to forget that Christians were also slaughtered by the Romans as well..
How did Romans kill christians?
There is also evidence that the Emperor Nero, as a special event for his birthday, ordered many hundreds of Christians to be covered in tar (pitch), crucified, and burned before they died, the pitch turning them into long-lasting human torches. They were then used to light up his palace gardens as outdoor lighting for his birthday party. Finally, if a Christian was also a Roman citizen (such as the case of St Paul), he or she was frequently given mercy in the form of a swift death by beheading by sword. However, these 'mercy killings' were few and far between as they did not create such a macabre and gory spectacle and thus were not deened 'entertaining' by a bloodthirsty society such as the Romans were. Read more: wiki.answers.com...
Nero was the best thing for Christians for every one he kill two popped up in his place.
Originally posted by abdel
These are the remains of Semite people, the ancestors of today's Palestinians. Nothing to do with the Ashkenazi who run Israel now. We can't super-impose our values on their society or speculate why they were there until more info is released.edit on 30-7-2012 by abdel because: Spelt Ashkenazi wrong
Originally posted by Vitruvian
Originally posted by buster2010
People seem to forget that Christians were also slaughtered by the Romans as well. And how would DNA testing show the religion of these people? Not taking in the delusion of Jews being different from the rest of the human race of course.
DNA testing would not necessarliy exclude all those of Israeli origin, and it wouldn't necessarily include all Christians either since they were a diverse group: Palestinian - Greek - Roman - Arabs, and Moslems etc. DNA can track for racial characteristics such as "Semitic" etc...........Arabs and Palestinians for example.........include here Moors and those of African origin.
Seems to me that the Israeli's (read Zionist's) are much too quick to jump on this one and to be claiming it as "their own." There is NO evidence for that at the present time.edit on 30-7-2012 by Vitruvian because: editing
Originally posted by rootbranch2012
Remains of Jews Massacred on Temple Mount Found?
Journalist shows video of mass grave just outside eastern wall of Temple Mount.
By Gil Ronen
First Publish: 7/30/2012, 1:38 PM
The remains of thousands of Jews massacred by the Romans on the Temple Mount during the destruction of the Second Temple may have been uncovered, according to veteran archaeological journalist Benny Liss.
According to daily newspaper Israel HaYom, Liss screened a video clearly showing thousands of human skeletons in what appears to be a mass grave.
ARTICLE SOURCEedit on 30-7-2012 by rootbranch2012 because: (no reason given)
Mod Note: Starting A New Threadedit on 7/30/2012 by Mirthful Me because: Removed excessive external quote, EX Tags added...
Originally posted by rootbranch2012
The question was what is your source of your claim that the *Romans massacred Xtians*. Are you citing wikianswers as your source? Just so we're clear. No historical evidence. No archeological findings. No ancient documents. Wiki-Answers. And they don't cite their sources either. OK. Cool. Thanks.
Originally posted by daaskapital
Cool
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I wonder why the IAA sealed it off...?edit on 30-7-2012 by daaskapital because: (no reason given)