Atheist nightmare come true. Archeological evidence of Jesus.

peilthetraveler · Feb 29, 2012

For years atheists have been saying there is no archeological evidence for Jesus and that he never even existed. Well, looks like "Science" has proved atheists wrong. What are they going to do now?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/28/jesus-discovery-jerusalem_n_1305355.html

Free Thinker · Feb 29, 2012

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For years atheists have been saying there is no archeological evidence for Jesus and that he never even existed. Well, looks like "Science" has proved atheists wrong. What are they going to do now?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/28/jesus-discovery-jerusalem_n_1305355.html

is this anything like the time you were sure they found noahs ark?in any case i think most people accept that there was once a man named jesus in the middle east.

Ricter · Feb 29, 2012

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is this anything like the time you were sure they found noahs ark?in any case i think most people accept that there was once a man named jesus in the middle east.

That's what I thought, too, but we have guys here who think there was never even an ordinary, but politically radical, man named Jesus back then.

pspr · Feb 29, 2012

There is plenty of evidence in the historical record that Jesus was a real person. It has been his rising from the dead and assention to Heaven that is tough to prove.

Mohammed, on the other hand, is probably a product made by Arab kings as a means to control the people.

peilthetraveler · Feb 29, 2012

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is this anything like the time you were sure they found noahs ark?in any case i think most people accept that there was once a man named jesus in the middle east.

I wonder if you think that if you keep telling yourself gravity isnt real, that maybe you can fly too.

Scataphagos · Feb 29, 2012

Quote from peilthetraveler:

For years atheists have been saying there is no archeological evidence for Jesus and that he never even existed. Well, looks like "Science" has proved atheists wrong. What are they going to do now?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/28/jesus-discovery-jerusalem_n_1305355.html

We atheists don't have nightmares about religious issues/concepts. We simply believe "Creationists" are delusional.

Whatever floats your boat.

Scataphagos · Feb 29, 2012

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There is plenty of evidence in the historical record that Jesus was a real person. It has been his rising from the dead and assention to Heaven that is tough to prove.

Mohammed, on the other hand, is probably a product made by Arab kings as a means to control the people.

Jesus may have been a "real person"... but was he actually the "Son of God"?

Were stories about him factual or embellished?

Hard for us science-educated folks to accept anything about religion. However I recall Chemisty 100... the prof once made a statement something like, "... It's all so fantastic, the only explanation is Divine Creation". I went, "WTF?"

Dr. Fred Dewey. As fine a science teacher as there ever was... in spite of his belief in Creationism.

bigarrow · Feb 29, 2012

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It has been his rising from the dead and assention to Heaven that is tough to prove.

Correction: :" impossible to prove "

Free Thinker · Feb 29, 2012

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I wonder if you think that if you keep telling yourself gravity isnt real, that maybe you can fly too.

you know what they say you have to have to be a real christian. childlike faith. you seem to fit that discription well.

pspr · Feb 29, 2012

Quote from Scataphagos:

Jesus may have been a "real person"... but was he actually the "Son of God"?

Were stories about him factual or embellished?

Hard for us science-educated folks to accept anything about religion. However I recall Chemisty 100... the prof once made a statement something like, "... It's all so fantastic, the only explanation is Divine Creation". I went, "WTF?"

Dr. Fred Dewey. As fine a science teacher as there ever was... in spite of his belief in Creationism.

Sort of like the theory of the spontaneous creation of life. It turns out it's harder to make happen than cold fusion. Scientists are still working to prove both with an equal lack ofsuccess.