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"Libertarius" |
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18 May 2005 05:56:03 PM |
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Re: Who Was Jesus |
Libertarius wrote:
According to the book of LUKE, his mother declared
that he was the son of his father Joseph!
SHe must have knopwn better that anyone else,
better than all the Christian writers and preachers
for 2000 years! -- L.
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| User: "Your Name Here=Harvey" |
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| Title: Re: Who Was Jesus |
19 May 2005 06:05:43 AM |
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In article <1116456967.dd86c43cfd61fdf4bde529b46e0f6679@teranews>,
Libertarius@Nothing_But_The.Truth says...
Libertarius wrote:
According to the book of LUKE, his mother declared
that he was the son of his father Joseph!
SHe must have knopwn better that anyone else,
better than all the Christian writers and preachers
for 2000 years! -- L.
And there is another story.
That there was no person named "Jesus" at that time, but only a
man named "Jmmanuel".
See
www.tjresearch.info
Interesting enough, this ties in with
"King of Travellers - Jesus' Lost Years in India" by Ed T Martin,
who follows the same geographical route taken by Jesus/Jmmanuel,
where there is a paper trail via ancient manuscripts in various
ancient monasteries, that such a person did travel so.
So instead of relying upon 'scripture' as such - which only
makes claims, wouldn't it be nice to have evidence that backs up
the story?
Harvey
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| User: "Libertarius" |
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| Title: Re: Who Was Jesus |
19 May 2005 10:35:55 AM |
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Your Name Here=Harvey wrote:
In article <1116456967.dd86c43cfd61fdf4bde529b46e0f6679@teranews>,
Libertarius@Nothing_But_The.Truth says...
Libertarius wrote:
According to the book of LUKE, his mother declared
that he was the son of his father Joseph!
SHe must have knopwn better that anyone else,
better than all the Christian writers and preachers
for 2000 years! -- L.
And there is another story.
That there was no person named "Jesus" at that time, but only a
man named "Jmmanuel".
See
www.tjresearch.info
Interesting enough, this ties in with
"King of Travellers - Jesus' Lost Years in India" by Ed T Martin,
who follows the same geographical route taken by Jesus/Jmmanuel,
where there is a paper trail via ancient manuscripts in various
ancient monasteries, that such a person did travel so.
So instead of relying upon 'scripture' as such - which only
makes claims, wouldn't it be nice to have evidence that backs up
the story?
Harvey
===>But there's no evidence. Only stories. -- L.
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| User: "Dirk Hartog" |
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| Title: Re: Who Was Jesus |
19 May 2005 11:39:28 AM |
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"Libertarius" <Libertarius@Nothing_But_The.Truth> wrote in message > >
Interesting enough, this ties in with
"King of Travellers - Jesus' Lost Years in India" by Ed T Martin,
who follows the same geographical route taken by Jesus/Jmmanuel,
where there is a paper trail via ancient manuscripts in various
ancient monasteries, that such a person did travel so.
So instead of relying upon 'scripture' as such - which only
makes claims, wouldn't it be nice to have evidence that backs up
the story?
===>But there's no evidence. Only stories. -- L.
Haven't you been reading the tread? If the stories are pretty enough,
that's all the evidence they need.
And funny thing, the stories that are pretty enough turn out to be exactly
the stories they believed in the first place. Imagine!
DH
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| User: "Your Name Here=Harvey" |
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| Title: Re: Who Was Jesus |
19 May 2005 05:12:56 PM |
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In article <1116516957.1ffc9369c64767633a70b71cdbe222bf@teranews>,
Libertarius@Nothing_But_The.Truth says...
Your Name Here=Harvey wrote:
In article <1116456967.dd86c43cfd61fdf4bde529b46e0f6679@teranews>,
Libertarius@Nothing_But_The.Truth says...
Libertarius wrote:
According to the book of LUKE, his mother declared
that he was the son of his father Joseph!
SHe must have knopwn better that anyone else,
better than all the Christian writers and preachers
for 2000 years! -- L.
And there is another story.
That there was no person named "Jesus" at that time, but only a
man named "Jmmanuel".
See
www.tjresearch.info
Interesting enough, this ties in with
"King of Travellers - Jesus' Lost Years in India" by Ed T Martin,
who follows the same geographical route taken by Jesus/Jmmanuel,
where there is a paper trail via ancient manuscripts in various
ancient monasteries, that such a person did travel so.
So instead of relying upon 'scripture' as such - which only
makes claims, wouldn't it be nice to have evidence that backs up
the story?
Harvey
===>But there's no evidence. Only stories. -- L.
The evidence lies along the route that Jesus/Jmmanuel took, in
ancient documents in ancient monasteries, which record such a traveller
at that time - also local legends are present there.
And at
www.tombofjesus.com
There's the tomb of Jesus/Jmmanuel which shows the foot imprints of
a man that was crucified.
This is nicely presented in 'Did Jesus Die?' a British television
documentary, which makes no mention of the Talmud Jmmanuel.
It indpendently presents the same story as at
www.tjresearch.info
Harvey
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