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Oh, brother!!! Not ONE of the Christian churches that exist today is the one true Christian church. ALL Christianity today has EVOLVED from the Roman Catholic Church that was invented by the criminal Constantine at Nicaea in 325 CE and ALL Christianity that came before was DESTROYED in the Roman ...

This is disturbing on several different levels.

1:21 I do not believe this was the last supper with Jesus in the middle with Peter and John. The names are all different, and in ancient Roman epigraphy names were used to identify people. This custom has been passed down to us today in Orthodox and early Catholic Christian iconography.

Beautiful song. makes me think of when I was younger.

I agree, the british Empire totally wrecked everything and essentially guaranteed that Germany would lash out again and make it unsafe for Jews to remain in Europe.

The Biblical version is based on Hellenic-Roman myths where gods would have intimate relations with young women and sometimes young men, usually virgins, and goddesses would have intimate relations with young men.

Christians would definitely prefer the Qu'ranic version.

What about John 19:31-37 especially v. 35?

"33 But when they came to Jesus and found that he was already dead, they did not break his legs. 34 Instead, one of the soldiers pierced Jesus’ side with a spear, bringing a sudden flow of blood and water. 35 The man who saw it has given testimony, and ...

nice package and nice basket, too!

The Lion sounds like he came straight out of Brooklyn! And the Tin Man, Boston.

If Q isn't Matthew's Hebrew "The Oracles of the Lord" mentioned by Papias then we don't know where they came from. Greek Matthew could have invented those sayings then. Per scholarship, Greek Mark (Mark) preceded Greek Matthew.

And it is accepted Catholic tradition that Mark was written in Latin...

2:14 Bugs on the Autobahn!!! xD

@EdM021 You were the one who said (and I paraphrase) that it would make no difference if a commuter train were there, just look at the four outer boroughs.

@gralkira Yes, gangsters with banks and lawyers, not guns.

Verbs usually come at the end, but are exceptions.

Typical: Quid meritas?. (What do you deserve?)

Exception: Ibis in crucem. (You will go and be hanged.)

@Uouttooo hahahahah. X^(

Now knowing what hysopped vinegar was used FOR, why is it recorded that they applied it to Jesus' mouth instead?

And now I'm thinking the sponge was CLEAN instead of filthy like Driscoll thought (although Ep. Barn. 7:3-5 seems to indicate). Wouldn't the Romans keep their condemned in prison and ...

You can tell the three are not attached to the cross at their midsections by ANYTHING... look how the two robbers each dance on his cross. But the one playing Jesus is standing perfectly still. I am sure they each are tied at the wrists and the ankles so they won't fall off. Plus, they weren't up...

@brentjones4831 Really? 23,000 digs? Somebody had better inform the whole school of Israeli archaeologists, then who have dug up evidence of absence for the Patriarchs, the slavery in Egypt, the Exodus under Moses, and the Hebrew conquest of Canaan.

While you hold on to your bible tales more and...

@tonytiger75 No, it's because of the Enlightenment. Research actual US history, not the lies your church gave you.

Read in Luke how mary conceived Jesus. It'll knock your socks off!

@XSC3 Like his Constantine MIHOP idea of Christianity? Well there is that Nicene Council he presided over. Of course, that requires a preexistent Christianity instead of Constantine inventing it out of whole cloth, even though it was terribly disorganized and in disagreement with itself with fact...

@ancestralyuba Yes, exactly, after Newt destroys Newt. :D

11:08 When you were in Italy, did you visit the House of the Fish in Ostia? Tourguides who parrot what scholars tell them will tell you it was an early Christian house-church, and the floor mosaics depict "fish" (symbol of Christianity) and a wine goblet (symbol of the Eucharist). Yet the "fish" ...

He is right that the device the Romans hanged people on was T-shaped. It was called in Greek a stauros (pole) and in Latin a crux (pole, stake or torture device). Seneca in his epistles stated that the T-shaped device included something the hanged person sat on called an acuta crux (pointed stake...

@Aanthanur xD Good one!

Nice "avalanche!" xD

When a truck like this goes out of control not even a jersey barrier can stop it from going thropugh or over!

They need to have breakdown lanes inside the tunnel... this wouldn't have happened if the stopped car wasn't in the travel lane!!