Quote from pspr:
And, what of all the people who lived before Jesus. Are they all forsaken?


Quote from Dustin:
I think you may need to review the definition of common sense.
I don't think the concept of time is the answer to the questions I raised earlier. This would frame it in the light of a trick answer from God. I don't believe he goes outside our understanding to provide such answers.Quote from MarketMasher:
Einstein showed that even in this universe, Time is relative...
So what would time be outside the experience of our senses - anything?
Why does Jesus refer to himself as "The Son of Man"? Immediately following, Peter identifies him as "The Son of the Living God."
Jesus does not correct Peter, but affirms him. Why?
Quote from pspr:
I don't think the concept of time is the answer to the questions I raised earlier. This would frame it in the light of a trick answer from God. I don't believe he goes outside our understanding to provide such answers.
With regards to Jesus acknowledging to be the Son of Man. He is obviously correct that he is both, the son of man and the son of God. There is no mystery there.

I don't recall anyone saying that here but the atheists. They wan't you to be a believer in NOTHING.Quote from MarketMasher:
Perhaps.
But "our understanding " is itself a relative term, as understanding is different across time as it is across individuals.
But we seek out our own questions and our own answers. As it has always been.
My only issue is when someone tells me "stop looking", because he believes he has found his answer, and that answer must also be yours.
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Quote from piezoe:
Actually there are not. This is a problem. The Romans are known to have kept meticulous records of crucifixions, yet there is no known Roman record of Jesus' crucifixion.