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January 12th 2007, 04:46 PM #91
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Female - ChristianRe: Jesus Myth - The Case Against Historical Christ
I do that all the time...
Originally posted by jpholding
I've read some of them... I'd still like to know why I'm a Prycenes or Tilkrig though...And all my toon heroines are strong personalities, too. We really gotta get you addicted to those, Crystal. It's the one thing you lack.

Ummm... there is also Storico...
Originally posted by The Curtmudgeon
I'm 22, going to be 23 in October.PS: Don't worry, Crys, I'm not serious. You're young enough to be my granddaughter. I think. Except on those days when I'm feeling really old.
Just imangine how good I'll be at this in 10 years.
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January 12th 2007, 04:53 PM #92
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Remind me in September, and I'll bake you a cake. At my age, memory is the second thing to go, and I forget what the first one was.
Originally posted by lilangelofterror
Don't even start my mind going there....Just imangine how good I'll be at this in 10 years.
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January 12th 2007, 05:03 PM #93
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Female - ChristianRe: Jesus Myth - The Case Against Historical Christ
Ok Regan...
Originally posted by The Curtmudgeon
Ok, I woun't.Don't even start my mind going there....
Love is not blind; that is the last thing it is. Love is bound; and the more it is bound the less it is blind. GK Chesterton, Orthodoxy
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January 12th 2007, 05:04 PM #94
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Prycenes are the primary warrior race while Tilkrig are the techies of that world. You seem to have attributes of both.
Originally posted by lilangelofterror
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January 12th 2007, 05:07 PM #95
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She was invited to ask you out as well?
Originally posted by lilangelofterror

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"If God has given [his people] such joy now, joy in their faith, in their hope, in love, in the truth of his scriptures, what kind of joy is he preparing for them at the end? If he feeds them like this on the journey, how will he feast them in their homeland?"--Augustine of Hippo
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January 12th 2007, 05:07 PM #96
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Not to mention he is not too bright to pick on someone who has access to hand grenades, M-16s and cruise missiles.
Originally posted by lilangelofterror
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January 12th 2007, 05:10 PM #97
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Gee, is this the "if it's widely accepted then it's true" argument, or the "there are no widely accepted myths" argument?
Originally posted by Mountain Man
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January 12th 2007, 05:16 PM #98
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Yeah, well, be careful not to threaten him with 1 ton weights or TNT. He's likely to have a coronary.
Originally posted by Sparko
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January 12th 2007, 05:19 PM #99
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i wonder if he will get the aclu to sue tweb if we sick Mossy on him with her rolling pin:
Originally posted by jpholding

Or if I use my cannon on him? :cannon:
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January 12th 2007, 05:24 PM #100
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Female - ChristianRe: Jesus Myth - The Case Against Historical Christ
I guess I shouldn't use my light saber either :lsaber:
Originally posted by Sparko
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January 12th 2007, 06:31 PM #101
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I am a follower of ideas that legendary figures such as Jesus symbolize. For me, mythology is like a cathedral organ through which the resonations of dozens of separate pipes is fused into the same harmonious song. "The Song of World-Mythology." It's a shame that some Christians won't let themselves hear it.
Originally posted by ApologiaPhoenix
To describe the Bible as myth is not to debunk it!
It's a shame that for some, many elements of the Bible must be reguarded as dogmatic historical fact, rather than as metaphorical representations of spiritual realities, in order to carry meaning.
To insist on historical, factual interpretations is to loose part of it's meaning.
Failure to recognize the metaphorical nature of sacred text is at the heart of religious strife, intolerance, fundamentalism, violence. No true believer will find their faith diminished by learning to read myth and metaphor.Last edited by Scruffy; January 12th 2007 at 06:37 PM.
"Faith in what?" he asked himself, adrift in limbo.
"Faith in faith," he replied. "It isn't necessary to have something to believe in. It's only necessary to believe that somewhere there's something worthy of belief."
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January 12th 2007, 06:37 PM #102
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I don't accept nonsense and that's the problem. The fact you need to tell people to ignore details should speak all by itself.
Originally posted by Scruffy
Unfortionaly, the only people I find calling it a myth are those just as biased and closed minded as they accuse Christians of being. I have found no reason to accept the Christ myth theory, because it's stupid and takes more faith to believe than I'm willing to give.To describe the Bible as myth is not to debunk it.
It's said that you need to pass off answering questions with lame attempts to avoid seeing the conclusion that you are wrong. Christianity rest upon history, The Gospels and the rest of the Bible carry plenty of metaphorical reps of spirituality as well as history.It's a shame that for some, many elements of the Bible must be reguarded as historical fact, rather than as metaphorical representations of spiritual realities, in order to carry meaning.
Nonsense, there are Christians all over the world who have done some very good and wonderful things. The cause of religious strife and violence is the evil of men...Failure to recognize the metaphorical nature of sacred text is at the heart of religious strife, intolerance, fundamentalism, violence.
Like I said above, I can not accept your nonsense because I have to ignore too many things. It is clear in the NT as well as the early Christians, nobody thought the NT was anything less than written history. Why you must ignore this fact... I don't know...No true believer will find their faith diminished by learning to read myth and metaphor.
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January 12th 2007, 06:38 PM #103
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No, all you need is a Metal Gear. That'll take care of any problem(unless it happens to be named Snake or Raiden).
(btw we need a 'metal gear' smiley)OBJECTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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January 12th 2007, 06:38 PM #104
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So we should make up stuff about it and ignore the genre and other evidence just to make people like you who have their heads stuffed with cotton happy?
Originally posted by Scruffy

Try that with the Annals of Tacitus, or his bio of Agricola, or the epistles of Pliny sometime, and see how many laughs you get.
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January 12th 2007, 06:42 PM #105
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Hey Scruffy,
Originally posted by Scruffy
This is the same trick they pull on anyone who comes here to ask a question. This is not a serious discussion forum at all, it's more like Jerry Springer. They know all the facts surrounding the mythology of Jesus, but make excuse after excuse to clean up the mess.
Here are their tactics:
1) any source who disagrees with them gets their information from "a milk carton" or something similar
2) they use Ad hominem attacks constantly. When you finally break down and bring yourself to their level, they act surprised as if you started it.
3) everything else is referred to one of their craptastic essays or "christian-thinktank.com". They are not really trying to seek any kind of truth, only fanatics (crystal et all) and hucksters (JP "$36 bucks a CD" the hutt).
Trying to reason with them is futile. If they were rational at all, they wouldn't be religious fanatics in the first place.
If you want to read any kind of rational debate go to iidb.org, although you'd just be preaching to the choir over there.
You can also go to my discussion forum at jesusneverexisted.org, but again you'd be preaching to the choir.
Stay cool!
p.s. If you stick around long enough here you'll read some real gems. My favorites usually involve these people patting themselves on the back as if they are some kind of intellectuals. My favorite was when the Hutt referred to himself as some kind of "scholarship mountain". I agreed with the mountain part. Or when lilangel brags about how smart she thinks she is. It's a little like babysitting 13 year old kids in that way.
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