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cbayer

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110. Sorry about your alert not working out.
Mon Nov 17, 2014, 11:09 AM
Nov 2014

Maybe you should try one on stopbush's personal attacks.

Might be more successful.

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No, it is an actual ancient document. Now, does it actually reveal an historica fact? Agnosticsherbet Nov 2014 #1
wrong. Leontius Nov 2014 #18
Nice word, but zero to back it up? Agnosticsherbet Nov 2014 #19
History of Bible Canon backs it up. Leontius Nov 2014 #21
I have studied some of the history. Agnosticsherbet Nov 2014 #24
Nicaea had nothing to with Bible canon. Constantine had nothing to do with Bible canon. Leontius Nov 2014 #41
Among its accomplisments, The Council of Nicea formed the beginning of Canon Law. Agnosticsherbet Nov 2014 #48
Canon law and the Canon of the Bible are to entirely different subjects. Leontius Nov 2014 #54
You're right in spirit, biblical canon was something that was selected by the victors. enki23 Mar 2015 #124
What is wrong, we know there were multiple before the Romans Gospels Exultant Democracy Nov 2014 #28
This message was self-deleted by its author Act_of_Reparation Mar 2015 #119
So fan fiction dates back nearly 2000 years? Goblinmonger Nov 2014 #2
Would it change your thoughts... gcomeau Mar 2015 #117
I don't know if it is z fraud or not but I don't believe it. hrmjustin Nov 2014 #3
Neither know nor care much TexasProgresive Nov 2014 #4
That's really interesting. cbayer Nov 2014 #8
I think the first time I ran across it was "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" TexasProgresive Nov 2014 #9
I'm not at all knowledgable about this story, though I have heard it murmured. cbayer Nov 2014 #10
No more, or less than the rest of the gospels. notrightatall Nov 2014 #5
The entire Bible is a fraud. Nothing new here. Move along. stopbush Nov 2014 #6
Well, stop bush, I did not know that you were a scholar cbayer Nov 2014 #7
Not at all extreme. stopbush Nov 2014 #15
You can discount all the supernatural bullshit as being pure fantasy? cbayer Nov 2014 #16
Do you honestly think it takes the same amount of faith to NOT believe in leprechauns... trotsky Nov 2014 #17
And, of course, you have to trot out your meme about there being no difference Fortinbras Armstrong Nov 2014 #22
I'll admit you're right when you say something that is. trotsky Nov 2014 #23
What is the difference between believing in god and believing leprechauns? Exultant Democracy Nov 2014 #30
What the flying fuck? Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #25
One of your sillier tirades. okasha Nov 2014 #32
Of course I can discount it because I don't have the mind of a child. stopbush Nov 2014 #51
You know, I'm sure that you are actually a nice person cbayer Nov 2014 #53
Here's how a typical cbayer post reads to me: stopbush Nov 2014 #58
Well, I guess that is because you can't distinguish between cbayer Nov 2014 #59
Why should there be a distinction between gods that people believed in in the past stopbush Nov 2014 #60
Because they are different. cbayer Nov 2014 #77
Quite a lame answer, even from you. stopbush Nov 2014 #78
Lame answer, even from me? Third grade? cbayer Nov 2014 #79
I think this is the second or third time you've been "done with me." You'll be back. stopbush Nov 2014 #80
Conceit? Obsession? Not cogent? Deserve to be insulted? Lame Tactics? cbayer Nov 2014 #81
Declaring victory and heading home, are we? stopbush Nov 2014 #98
You made it personal Lordquinton Nov 2014 #100
I have thoroughly enjoyed this thread. n/t trotsky Nov 2014 #108
Sorry about your alert not working out. cbayer Nov 2014 #110
FYI Douglas Carpenter Nov 2014 #105
Thanks for the info and thanks for the thoughtful responses from jury members. cbayer Nov 2014 #111
Just to get this straight, the plausibility Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #68
In case anyone was wondering what an ad hominem looked like Lordquinton Nov 2014 #99
You are correct. Post #80 is a very long ad hominem - zero substance just a litany of personal cbayer Nov 2014 #109
LOL trotsky Nov 2014 #112
Is incuriosity coupled with derisive dismissal LTX Nov 2014 #67
Yes, at about the same time tha santa Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #69
So you have solved the puzzle of effective immaterialities? LTX Nov 2014 #70
There is no such thing. Please proceed. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #71
There is no such thing as an effective immateriality? LTX Nov 2014 #72
I was clear. Please proceed. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #73
Well, actually, you weren't clear. LTX Nov 2014 #74
You can't seem to proceed. Perhaps some immateriality is effectively blocking you? Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #75
Ok, so assuming you are, in fact, contending that there is no such thing LTX Nov 2014 #76
Are you equating mathematics edhopper Nov 2014 #83
Apparently. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #84
Post removed Post removed Nov 2014 #86
You seem to have a simplistic notion of materialists edhopper Nov 2014 #91
And conversely, you seem to view "concepts and human experience" LTX Nov 2014 #93
No one said they edhopper Nov 2014 #96
You claim that they have "Simplistic explaination" Lordquinton Nov 2014 #101
Absent squishy wet gray matter where are Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #85
Reject it all you want. In the meantime, please point me to the mathematics particle. LTX Nov 2014 #87
"the mathematics particle" - ideas about mathematics exist in our heads. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #97
Mathamatecs particle, real specific demand Lordquinton Nov 2014 #102
It seems we won't get that demand due to a ridiculous jury decision. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #107
There seems to be a strong genetic predisposition to religion edhopper Nov 2014 #82
Indeed there are. But there is also a correlation between "religious" LTX Nov 2014 #88
Yes edhopper Nov 2014 #89
But we cannot assume that we have answers to those things that people most LTX Nov 2014 #90
Maybe we don't edhopper Nov 2014 #92
The veracity of its claims are judged by those who take solace LTX Nov 2014 #94
Nah edhopper Nov 2014 #95
Its because those whose brains make assumptions and attribute agency to random events are more... Humanist_Activist Mar 2015 #116
Umm... gcomeau Mar 2015 #118
Yeah, they are all stories yet have historical and personal elements in context of the time written pinto Nov 2014 #20
So much ignorance in so few words. Bravo! okasha Nov 2014 #33
The james ossuary is bullshit outside of biblical studies nutjobs, the list of kings included david Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #36
Still whirling, I see. okasha Nov 2014 #37
I'll go with the Israeli Antiquities Authority: a fake. nt. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #43
James ossuary? Goblinmonger Nov 2014 #45
You call my post ignorant, then cite the James ossuary as a counter? stopbush Nov 2014 #50
You see, it's like the Emperor's New Clothes. trotsky Nov 2014 #52
"It’s not Lost, it’s not a Gospel, it’s a very naughty marketing campaign" muriel_volestrangler Nov 2014 #11
Lol, that's what I thought as well. cbayer Nov 2014 #13
It's fascinating to me that books (gospels) were written about Jesus, et al for hundreds of years. pinto Nov 2014 #12
Agree, I would be most interested in a course. cbayer Nov 2014 #14
Um they are still being written. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #26
Yeah, they are in some way shape or form. I get that. My point was the genesis of the originals, pinto Nov 2014 #31
"why these books" was settled by decree and the power of the Roman State. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #35
The canon of the gospels was established okasha Nov 2014 #39
I guess Dan is editing wikipedia too. Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #42
Previous. okasha Nov 2014 #44
Here is what you said: Warren Stupidity Nov 2014 #46
Well, she hasn't provided "nothing." trotsky Nov 2014 #47
Post removed Post removed Mar 2015 #113
there used to be lots of "gospels" floating around flyingfysh Nov 2014 #27
It proves a lot about the contruction of the christian mythos. Exultant Democracy Nov 2014 #29
Am I the only person here okasha Nov 2014 #34
The two people involved are serial hoaxers unrepentant progress Nov 2014 #38
I'm not familir with Wilson okasha Nov 2014 #40
In this case, I think I'm going to skip the read and go with the legitimate reviews. cbayer Nov 2014 #49
These authors have located an old Syriac translation of a popular much older Jewish short story struggle4progress Nov 2014 #66
Hey... 2naSalit Nov 2014 #55
No more a fraud than the famous four. n/t Gore1FL Nov 2014 #56
If it's a fraud, staple it to the bible. It'll be in good company. AtheistCrusader Nov 2014 #57
"... The text has been previously been seen as a Jewish exploration of the Biblical story of Joseph struggle4progress Nov 2014 #61
"... Purporting to describe the marriage of Joseph – the Old Testament Joseph, struggle4progress Nov 2014 #62
"... We're basically looking at a sensationalist money-making scheme here, and there's nothing else struggle4progress Nov 2014 #63
... Oxford University professor Diarmaid MacCulloch told Britain's Sunday Times that the book struggle4progress Nov 2014 #64
"... Mr. Jacobovici’s new book essentially claims that the 6th century CE Syriac language version struggle4progress Nov 2014 #65
Bunk MFM008 Nov 2014 #103
You are a member of an early tribe just getting by. Notafraidtoo Nov 2014 #104
Trouble is, you know this and we know this, but - mr blur Nov 2014 #106
This message was self-deleted by its author goldent Mar 2015 #114
Uhm, is anyone not going to mention the fact that this is a 6th century document? Humanist_Activist Mar 2015 #115
I just want to know who resurrected this zombie op and why. nt. Warren Stupidity Mar 2015 #120
Post #113 muriel_volestrangler Mar 2015 #121
Aparantly Skepticscott felt the need to insult okasha. hrmjustin Mar 2015 #122
This message was self-deleted by its author greendog Mar 2015 #123
It's an interesting story, I guess. enki23 Mar 2015 #125
I will wade into this morass to my probable regret. Half-Century Man Mar 2015 #126
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