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First off being tempted isn't the same thing as sinning. Not even close - it is not a sin to be tempted. Never has been, never will be - get over it. So, yes, Jesus was tempted. No, He didn't sin.

Now that we got that straight, let's take a quick peek at the temptations. First up, bread, as in food. Not a biggie on the hit parade unless you've been fasting for 40 days. When your stomach is trying to chew up your spine bread suddenly becomes incredibly tempting.

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Originally posted by Griggsy

Not only do His attributes show incoherence and contradict each other, making for ignostiism, but the very arguments for Him do as well, and so, ignostiicsm contrary to Dr. Ayers is integral to atheism.The terms First Cause, Grand Designer and Miracle Monger[ my two terms] have no reference to reality and so , are meaningless in that sense., affirming ignostiicsm.
In this sense, I differ with my friend, Mr. David Ramsay Steele in " Atheism Explained: from Folly to Philosophy,"

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