Jesus Never Existed
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"... Islam endorsed a great deal of Judeo-Christian theology and adopted many of its practices. In its heyday, from the Atlantic to central Asia, Islam produced scholars and refinement. Europe's recovery owed a huge debt to Islamic civilization." Note the contradiction: Islam adopted elements of Chtistianlty praised by the author who denounces evrything in Christianity. Before anyone ever compares Chrisianity unfavourably against Rome, do a little research into what went on during a typical day at the Coliseum circa 100 AD. (Be sure to take a barf bag with you!)
from Gordon Tryon
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6:04 pm - Tuesday,August 15, 2006
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read the books of scholar Morton Smith, a genuine expert on the early languages.
from richard smith
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12:01 am - Tuesday,August 15, 2006
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I LOVE YOUR SITE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.
ROSS
HAIL SATAN/LUCIFER
from ROSS
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4:10 pm - Sunday,August 13, 2006
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Bloody brilliant site. So much fact concerning the christian folk tales gathered in one place must be a blessing for anyone with a rational and sane mind. Thank you Kenneth for presenting this material to us.
from Kent Backman
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3:24 pm - Saturday,August 12, 2006
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A very interesting site, very thought provoking.
However I find that your, with all due respect, 'gutter press' approach and writing style takes away greatly from your arguement. I would like to see your research presented in a more neutral/objective/academic light; in that way your noble cause of helping drive further the nail into the coffin of this sick religion would be better served.
Many people have been brainwashed by this cult, indeed few of us are wholly free from conditioning by it, the danger of your approach is that it will only be appreciated by those of us who have already rejected the cult. I think those still enslaved by the 'myth' need to have the truth pointed out in a way that will not just switch them off and make them think your just an anti-christian bigot.
Perhaps you could put the info. with clearly referenced sources into a more objective thesis.
Sources are important, as have been reading Horus as source of JC myth and seen a Christian site refute all claims as unsourced and without evidence.
Any way, respect for your site and work/research done.
John-Paul
from John-Paul
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12:54 am - Monday,August 7, 2006
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I was born and raised a Baptist in Ft. Worth, Texas. My Uncle was a preacher and his father founded the second Baptist church to open it's doors in this city at the heart of the Bible belt. I am 50 and have spent over half my life struggling to overcome the brainwashing I was subjected to in my youth. Even today some remnant echoes of those early superstitions remain. It's easy for me, therefore, to understand how a weaker minded individual might never successfully overcome it. Websites, such as yours, that cast the harsh light of fact and truth over ignorant superstitions that have survived for far too long are, therefore, a very welcome advent. Thank you and keep up the good work! For some years now I've known that the years immediately following the passing of the millenium would be rough ones. For over a century religionits of various stripes have banked on some definitive apocolypse around this time. In the '60's many Christian millenial movements sprang up around the world and the madness even spread to the Islamic world. As time passes and Jesus & Mohammed fail to return, the Mayan calender predictions fail and the Hindu's world ending conflagration fizzles religionists will become more frantic, more fanatic and increasingly insecure. As long as there are folks like you to keep the lamp of truth lit, though, we can weather the coming Dark Age just as have all the ones before it.
from Doug Lockhart
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12:35 am - Monday,August 7, 2006
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Looking at religion and reducing it to its simple components, one has to come to the conclusion that it is about the control of the population for the gain of the proponents of the various religious cults. The main reason was and still is the control of women; most of the fundamental religions go to great lengths to control their women who are little more than chattels and look like the rear end of a convertible Lada. Even in the West it took a long time to achieve a modicum of female equality, which is still not complete.
from GP
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12:06 am - Monday,August 7, 2006
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Hey, one more thing for all of you Bible God Fundies to think about - rather than wasting guset book space with idle threats about calling the F.B.I. on a web host, why not ask them to spend a litle more time hunting Osama Been Forgotten - remember him? I feel almost sure that their investigative skills would be put to better use that way... have a good day, one and all. : - )
from Agnostic Guy
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12:42 am - Sunday,August 6, 2006
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Yo Steverino, you claim you guys don't cajole or threaten, but here we go again with the "lake of fire",and threatening the site host with the FBI? That's pretty transparent, pal. So if we don't buy into your Bible God stuff, you're goin' to turn us in to the Government, huh? "God, protect me from your followers". News flash: this is the 21st Century pal. We don't turn people in to be tried as witches or heretics these days. Also I'm sure some Bushbot Fundies would like to arrange that.
from Agnostic Guy
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1:57 am - Wednesday,August 2, 2006
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