ComradeMan

Oh. Nevermind. Ignore that last post then.

Oh don't worry. I'll definitely give the book you recommended a read, whether I buy it or find a free copy online, I'll read it. And yeah, I've read the Kebra Negast, but that was over a year ago I believe. It seemed to be like the christian bible in a way, but more leaning towards Ethiopian life-style.

Not sure. I'll look into that. Also, I'm sure you've already heard me say that I'd like for people to read 'Christ in Egypt: The Horus-Jesus Connection' by D.M. Murdock, which I feel is the best Scholarly work up-to-date on the Christ Myth belief. But I've been recently reading another book which goes much further within Biblical myths that derive based on ancient origins that I'd highly recommend you to read, in fact, I have a free digital copy that I got a hold of, & can send you a copy of it if you'd like. It's called '101 Myths of the Bible: How Ancient Scribes Invented Biblical History' by Gary Greenburg. It's a really good read.

Thanks! Culture of a Peachy Nation thinks that Xena is better than wonder woman. Psh, wonder woman kicks ass.

Anyways, I'm just curious of what revlef thinks "soft liberal" is...could ya send me the post? It seems like admins/mods are pretty harsh.

I'm on my phone so I accidently hit enter before I finished my post. Sorry!

Thanks! I think he definitly did exist.
I hate when people talk about religions without any knowledge of them and base all their comments off of misconceptions like in a few threads I've read but people like Vegan atleast have sources!

Thanks! I think he definitly did exist.
I hate when people talk about religions without any knowledge of them and base all their comments off of misconceptions.

But it doesn't show proof that Jesus existed. And, after years of traditional belief within mystical forces, & even killed in the name of such myths, the idea of Jesus being another myth that people have fought against oppression for, & even brought oppression for. So it's not hard at all to realize this.

I've read a lot of Gnostic gospels, but I can't say that I've read every piece given out through gnostic writings. But I've read a lot, especially through Hebrew, Egyptian, Greek, etc. Which is why I truly believe that Jesus never existed. Sure, I'm putting in some faith, but not like the faith that religion has brought upon towards what they call 'God'.

Yeah, I have read the Gnostic scriptures. Just more alterations within religious writings. A lot of christians today have gone against the gnostics by claiming their word is wrong, & their's is right.