That's if JC was even real. :O
CO2, You have every right to express your views. That said, there comes a point when it's not about expressing views, but rather taking joy in pushing people's buttons.
.Actually there is quite a lot of secular evidence that He did exist, Google is your friend there.
I tend to disagree. And googling for evidence says: There is no evidence he actually existed.Chances are, there was a guy named Jesus who existed in that time period but, can you show me tangible proof that he truly was the son of god, that he actually performed miracles, etc. 'cause ATM, google is proving the opposite of what you are claiming.
I'll grant you that it would possible to track the pregnancy of the woman Mary who's mentioned about three times in the Bible and to show there was no male intervention in her life at all but yet she delivered herself of a healthy baby boy. I can say— I don't say that's impossible. Parthenogenesis is not completely unthinkable. It does not prove that his paternity is divine and it wouldn't prove that any of his moral teachings were thereby correct. Nor, if I was to see him executed one day and see him walking the streets the next, would that show that his father was God or his mother was a virgin or that his teachings were true, especially given the commonplace nature of resurrection at that time and place. After all, Lazarus was raised, never said a word about it. The was raised, didn't say a thing about what she'd been through. And the Gospels tell us that at the time of the crucifixion all the graves in Jerusalem opened and their occupants wandered around the streets to greet people. So it seems resurrection was something of a banality at the time. Not all of those people clearly were divinely conceived. So I'll give you all the miracles and you'll still be left exactly where you are now, holding an empty sack.
. I'll just point out, that while I am non-religious, I do believe that if the Jesus from the bible was an actual person that was the son of god etc. That he does have my respect.
Yeah it wouldn't be a smart move to diss someone you actually knew was the son of God
I'm not saying anything about Jesus Christ, the man. I'm using it the way people have been using forever. "Holy shit!" "What the hell!" "Jesus Christ!" It'd be like me telling someone to "F off" and them replying with the fact that they're chaste and don't do that kind of thing. It's being pedantic.
Let's say you're invited to a friend/colleagues wedding at a mosque/church/synagogue. What's stopping you from saying "J F*ing C" around that audience and at that venue?
Thanks, Stoat. hahaha, I thought the same thing. "I have incontrovertible proof that I am God." GET OUTTA HERE, YOU PHONEY. Love you, Kayos, but that sentence is pretty funny.
And what is it about religious people that a lot of them have a need to push their religion onto others?
Funny, for me it's 100% the other way around. Real life, you might get a few people trying to convert you to their church (only speaking from personal experience as it's always been Jehovah's Witnesses etc. never had a Jewish, Hindu or Buddhist try to convert me).Online, damn! Online is the realm of the, sorry to say, vitriol spewing Atheist (the nice ones you meet in real life). They'll derail arguments, mock, insult and act like colossal assholes and insist that anyone who doesn't believe what they do is a complete idiot.
Cathlotics
누구 the ****?
Obviously a typo.
ohhhhhhhh yeah cat athletics sounds more like it compared to what i was thinking. anyway, i'm gonna start telling people "im not religious but i was raised cathlotic"yeah i know but its one hell of a typo you got there m8