All praise be to Allah, Jesus is real!

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All praise be to Allah, Jesus is real!

Admiral Akbar!
http://www.funnyist.com/8-reasons-jesus-definitely-existed/

Comments

Ryan “IT Lab” Drewrey said…
Jesus is, like, real because a long time ago, I think, people used to talk about him. And why would they lie?

Did this article read like a bad high school speech to anyone else?
May 25, 2013 at 5:47 PM
Brian Haslip (blackroseMD1) said…
"There's no record that anything happened here, but there's an ancient prophecy saying the messiah would be born in Bethlehem."

So someone centuries before predicted that something would happen. According to a book written centuries after the fact, it may have.

Well, I'm convinced.
May 25, 2013 at 5:57 PM
Glenn Costello said…
Brian Haslip did you even read the article? The point of the discussion of the Bethlehem prophesy was that Mark specifically contradicts it by putting Jesus in Nazareth and the author notes there is no historical evidence for the nativity story
May 25, 2013 at 9:04 PM
Glenn Costello said…
This was an interesting article despite being in a casual style as noted. I thought the discussion of Tacitus was particularly good, adding some detail I wasn't familiar with. The comments are interesting as well, it appears that denial of the existence of Jesus has become antitheist dogma. As an atheist, I remain open to evidence and the evidence for a real person as the basis for Christianity seems solid.
May 25, 2013 at 9:09 PM
Brian Haslip (blackroseMD1) said…
Glenn Costello I skimmed it. The most riveting part was the box that may or may not be real. That's definitive proof that Jesus existed...if it's real, and there was only one Jesus alive back then.

To be fair, I believe that a guy named Jesus existed, and I believe he did good things for people. I don't believe that he turned water into wine, walked on water, or was the son of God, but I believe he most likely existed.
May 25, 2013 at 9:10 PM
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