dr jim
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- Apr 7, 2014
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Here is a blog site that runs down the whole debate as it stands with the historicity of Jesus. Neither side has evidence to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt. The Jesus existed side lies and says they do, and the myth side is honest about it. When all is said and done, there is a bigger probability that Jesus never existed.
http://freethoughtblogs.com/carrier/archives/1794
Really Jesus never existed, LMAO. Those who make such a proclamation in spite of the overwhelming evidence to the contrary rarely have any other objective but self promotion and Etham is certainly no exception. The fact is those of similar ilk referred to as "naysayers", receive a disproportionate amount of media attention because of their "progressive" nonparty line agenda.
I'm mean it's absurd the number of single point arguments like "prove me wrong" or ad-homine evidence from those whom have successfully rebutted Ethan's "points of contention" that makes me suspect his next writing will explain why he believes "slavery" or Abe Lincoln also never existed!
Moreover to use a much less than objective Mr Hoffman as support for his position on the Jesus issue is like the cat pronouncing the kettle is black!
I suspect since both are self proclaimed atheists what they really despise is the connection of Jesus with a deity! Why? "Eliminating" the existence of the former enables the denial of the latter!
The fact is these are separate issues. That is, whether Jesus "existed" as opposed to a direct connection with God in either a genotypical or phenotypical sense. Because if the latter could be proven (which it can not) being an atheist would be difficult indeed and defy a sense of reason, IMO.
One can deny Jesus performed miracles on a legitimate scientific basis, primarily because only isolated anecdotal reports document his "miracles". And anecdotal reports of that nature are not scientific evidence.
I believe Mr Ethan would sleep better at night if he ever chose to remember that fact! Heck maybe then reliable media (much more so than his own self promoting blogs) such as the Globe or N. Enquirer would voice an interested in his "writings"
Best
Jim
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