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  • Most historians agree Jesus very likely was a real person. Possibly even an algamation of multiple people.

    However, doesn’t make him the son of God or even a holy entity.

    Most likely he was a highly charismatic person who had a LOT of grievances with both the church and government, and his message turned into a political movement the Romans tried to quench ala Paul and the re-writings of the text at the time.

    We actually have a good chunk of knowledge on Pontius Pilate, who was a real person. A real person who would NEVER wash his hands of executing someone. He was a big fan of it.

    Part of the revision was to eject the Romans from the death of Jesus, and blame the Jewish people, in order to make the movement more palatable to the Roman people. Thus, the story of Pilate “washing his hands” of the matter because he thought Jesus was in fact, a righteous man.

    Jews didn’t crucify people. They stoned them to death.

    Jesus had a lot of criticism of the Roman occupation and was killed by the Romans.

    Decades later when mythology started to surround this human, we see the revisions really kick into high gear










  • None of the Gospels were written by the apostles. They didn’t even have names until much, much later. I’m talking centuries.

    Life expectancy was also much shorter

    Mathew and Luke are both just re-writes of Mark. Mark is the oldest out of them all, and the oldest surviving versions we have are not designated a name.

    It was a marketing ploy much later to give each gospel a name of one of his apostles to give them more credibility.

    Some parts of Mathew and Luke are even word for word copies from Mark, which suggests that they are revisions from a different party who decided to edit in their own ideas.

    Hell, the original version of Mark actually has a different ending than the one we got in the modern Bible.

    John comes much, much later which is why it’s so different than the other three. It’s Spaceballs.

    None of the Gospels were written by anyone who personally knew him.



  • I don’t think many outside of here do.

    Many people here stay in the place they were born. Even when they hate it. It’s hard moving and leaving everything behind. It’s tough moving to a new part of the country without any contacts.

    I’ve relocated a few times, there’s always a culture shock. You’d think it would be pretty much the same everywhere due to our saturated commercial culture, but it really is different everywhere. Sometimes just a few hours of separation between places can be two completely different worlds

    We’re a nation full of smaller countries, cultures and customs. It’s hard to see that on the outside looking in due to so many of us parroting things online, as well as the media that we distribute throughout the world (movies, tv, music ect)

    But it’s a VAST nation of many different ways of life.







  • Cigarette butts really anger me. It’s a sign of entitlement that I hate. The person knows it’s smelly and disgusting, so they get it as far away from their person or car without a second thought.

    I can be judgemental about it because I smoked for over 20 years. I kept a ziplock bag on me (kind of like you would for dog poop when walking your dog) and would keep em in there until I could find a trash can. The ashtray in my car was also used instead of throwing them out the window.

    Now that I’ve quit the habit, I notice it even more. It’s awful. My father and mother in law throw their butts on our lawn literally every time they come over, even though they are fully aware that we don’t smoke. When I put a coffee can on the front porch and let them know that’s where they should throw them, they looked at ME like I was the rude one.

    Judge em hard. Cigarette smokers have very little space for other people in their world.