If this Jesus stuff happened today, Christians would deny it. That’s the irony.
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🤷♀️ wouldnt know... i just see a lot of Christians being very picky and non of them sticking to 10 commandments... cuz a times bible is ... you know... how ever each one of them fits, interpretation wise. I am far beyond that even though I am raised Catholic and received all the sacraments apart from church marriage. I think future will reveal a lot and hypocricy of many, religion wise... all of them are kind of sham... but if humans need religion and belief in heaven and hell to pervent them to harm then so be it... i just rather practice common sense 🥳
that’s a guess dressed up as irony, not an argument.
the real irony dismissing testimony from an era with death penalties for lying about it, then assuming your century would somehow be more honest with the same evidence in front of it.
I think you're right because it happened also during Jesus's time. Most that prophesied His coming denied him when he came.
That’s the funny part, most of them still deny it today or conflate Jesus’ own teachings or ascribe him qualities he never had or preached. Sunday school teachings are predominantly a lie and aren’t based in biblical facts.
Imagine hating someone so passionately you’re willing to kill them because you think your way of worshipping an imaginary god is better than someone else’s imaginary god. And that imaginary god is supposed to be the same (because Abrahamic religions share the same god). How retarded. A literal circle jerk of retardation by Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.
I’m convinced religions are statist propaganda used to teach subservience of the populace. Like “elf on a shelf” for kids to be coerced to being good or else Santa won’t bring them gifts. Gotta have the WWJD bracelet as a constant reminder that god is omnipresent just like big daddy guberment. Actually, I know that’s fact, because it’s precisely what Constantine achieved by creating the canonical texts and burying anything “contradictory” to the main narrative.
There’s a strong correlation between religious people and the environment to which they grow up. Rarely do you see a person who grew up in a Christian household become Muslim. Or vice versa. They happen, but are few and far between. Why? Because they’d be ostracized by their friends and family, or worse, honor killed by some in Islam.
But not worth arguing tbh. I’ve been through this ad nauseum with zealots. They will do the most contortionist mental gymnastics ever seen to uphold their beliefs. The most insane methods of cope will be had, instead of acceptance of the earth shattering realization that god and the scriptures of any religion are man-made just like the microplastics polluting the world.