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To: frog_jerk_2004

"by his words and his resurrection."

You are taking the words of one man, who claims to be the son of this omnipotent power that created all, as fact. Also, thier is no proof that Jesus was indeed resurrected. Those are your beliefs. Like I said, I have respect for the Christian faith, but I do not believe what you do.


110 posted on 12/10/2004 8:28:10 AM PST by pnome
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To: pnome
Also, thier is no proof that Jesus was indeed resurrected.

There is no proof that Socrates ever lived.

115 posted on 12/10/2004 8:30:20 AM PST by Protagoras (Christmas is not a secular holiday)
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To: pnome

Dear Sir:

Please consider who Jesus was reported to be, and his
activities on this earth as reported by the early documents.
People do have a desire to know the final ultimate truth
about their existence and their destination. When one
approachs the obvious end of their physical existence, these
questions loom LARGE.
If you really want to know who God is, take a look at
Christ. He did tell his followers, that if they see Him
they also see the Father...You said, there is no evidence
for his resurrection, but at least consider this questions,

"What would cause his scattered,defeated, and dejected followers
to go around their world, and further, and to testify to the resurrection of Christ,
and many of them accept death rather than recant?"

Could it have been mass hysteria, or a purposefully drawn up
hoax, or mendacity, or lunacy, or can an all powerful
God really raise the dead?

Thank you for your consideraton.


152 posted on 12/10/2004 8:53:03 AM PST by Getready ((...Fear not ...))
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