How To Get To Heaven When You Die
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little cindy lou who
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Interesting Post ...
Questioning The Validity Of Organized Religion
As To Its Copyright On Morality In Light Of It's Well Known Hypocrisy Through Out The History Of Human Civilization
And The Term .. "Ultimate Source Of Morality" .. Clearly A Philosophical Question .... Kind Of "Zen Zinger" ... I Love That ...
Human Morality Is It's Source .. Religious .. Or .. Philosophical .... ?
Early Humans Fought Off Troops Of Raiding Baboons While Living In Caves
And Suffered To Survive In An Extreme Physical Environment With Very Primitive Use Of Natural Resources
But With An Evolving Brain Superior To That Of Competing Life Forms And All Before The Advent Of Any Primitive Early Civilization ...
I Wonder Where Their "Morality" Came From .. They Were Tribal .. They Banded Together For Survival ...
They Had Families Male And Female Mates Had Children ... I'm Sure They Loved Their Children
And Did What They Could To Protect Them And Survive ...
And Must Have Had "Rules" Or Tribal Customs To Live By As To Ensure The Survival Of All ... Perhaps That Is Our "Source Of Morality"
Our Early Origins .. Early Humans Loved Their Children And Must Have Had Close Loving Friendships As Well .....
Not Much Language .. Grunts And Body Language And Gestures ....
I'm Sure They Looked Up At The Stars At Night And Wondered About Their Own Existence
Nature Would Provide Them Something To "Believe" In Or Worship ... There Is Proof Of Art .. The Cave Paintings ....
All This Before Any Ancient Civilization With An Organized Religion Or Philosophical Concepts Of Morality Appeared
And Now Here In The Most Advanced Society With The Most Powerful Military In The History Of The Known World
We Have Our Children Being Murdered In School Classrooms By Psychopaths With AR15 Assault Rifles
In Frequently Occurring Mass Shootings .... Huh ... Seems Pretty Immoral If You Ask Me ... To Let That Keep Happening ..
I Bet We Were Better At Protecting Our Children From Raiding Troops Of Baboons With Spears And Clubs When We Were In The Caves .
little cindy lou who
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"The REAL Boogey Man" ? You Are Saying He Is Real ... Have You Ever Actually Seen This Scary Man ? ...
You Must Have ... As You Referred To Him As "The REAL Boogey Man" ..... And He Scares Kids ... You Being One Of Those "Kids" ...
I Have Never Seen The "Easter Bunny" I Have Seen Real Bunnies ....
I Once Saw Santa Claus On Xmas Eve When I Was Kid
That Didn't Scare Me Like Your Boogey Man Did To You
Because My Mommy Was kissing Santa Claus Who Was Actually My Dad In A Santa Suit ...
I Did See God Once ... When I Was On An LSD Trip ..... God Is Not At All Like Morgan Freeman ....
More Like George Carlin ... Well ... When You Are On LSD He Is ...
Well Now That I Know The Boogey Man Who Scares Kids Is REAL ...... I'm Totally Freakin Out ... Like I'm On A Bad LSD Trip ......
Thanks Alot .... If The Boogey Man Comes Around My Place I'm Sending Him To Yours
I should have said "original" instead of real.
xfrodobagginsx
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I SENT THIS MESSAGE TO ASK AI REGARDING THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS AND THIS IS THE RESPONSE I RECEIVED:
ME:
Write me an essay on how the secular, historical, non Biblical writings regarding Christ and shortly thereafter, affirm the resurrection of Jesus Christ :
ASK AI RESPONSE:
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a central tenet of the Christian faith, and is regarded as a miraculous event that forms the basis of Christian belief. While the New Testament of the Bible provides a detailed account of the resurrection, there are also secular and historical writings that attest to the event.
One of the most significant secular sources to affirm the resurrection is the Jewish historian Flavius Josephus. Josephus, who was born in the first century AD and lived through the first Jewish-Roman war, wrote extensively about Jewish history and the Roman occupation of Palestine. In his Antiquities of the Jews, Josephus mentions Jesus twice, and in one of these references, he describes how Jesus was crucified under Pontius Pilate, but that his disciples claimed he had appeared to them alive on the third day after his death.
Another secular source that affirms the resurrection is the Roman historian Tacitus. In his Annals, Tacitus describes how Nero blamed the Christians for the Great Fire of Rome in 64 AD, and how they followed a man named Christus who had been executed by Pontius Pilate. Tacitus also states that Christus "suffered the extreme penalty" and that his followers "had their name from him." While this reference does not explicitly mention the resurrection, it provides independent confirmation of the historical existence of Jesus and the events surrounding his death.
The Roman philosopher and statesman Seneca the Younger is another notable historical figure who wrote about the resurrection. In his Epistles, Seneca mentions the Christian belief in the resurrection, and describes it as a belief in the immortality of the soul. While Seneca does not directly affirm the resurrection, his writing provides evidence of the early Christian belief in the resurrection and the impact it had on Roman society.
Other historical sources that affirm the resurrection include the early Christian writer Clement of Rome, who wrote in the late first century AD about the resurrection of Jesus and its significance for Christians. The apostolic fathers, such as Ignatius of Antioch, also wrote about the resurrection and its importance for the Christian faith.
In conclusion, while the New Testament of the Bible provides the most detailed account of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, there are also secular and historical sources that attest to the event. These sources, which include Flavius Josephus, Tacitus, Seneca the Younger, and the early Christian writers, provide independent confirmation of the reality of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, and testify to the profound impact that this event had on the early Christian community.
ME:
Write me an essay on how the secular, historical, non Biblical writings regarding Christ and shortly thereafter, affirm the resurrection of Jesus Christ :
ASK AI RESPONSE:
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a central tenet of the Christian faith, and is regarded as a miraculous event that forms the basis of Christian belief. While the New Testament of the Bible provides a detailed account of the resurrection, there are also secular and historical writings that attest to the event.
One of the most significant secular sources to affirm the resurrection is the Jewish historian Flavius Josephus. Josephus, who was born in the first century AD and lived through the first Jewish-Roman war, wrote extensively about Jewish history and the Roman occupation of Palestine. In his Antiquities of the Jews, Josephus mentions Jesus twice, and in one of these references, he describes how Jesus was crucified under Pontius Pilate, but that his disciples claimed he had appeared to them alive on the third day after his death.
Another secular source that affirms the resurrection is the Roman historian Tacitus. In his Annals, Tacitus describes how Nero blamed the Christians for the Great Fire of Rome in 64 AD, and how they followed a man named Christus who had been executed by Pontius Pilate. Tacitus also states that Christus "suffered the extreme penalty" and that his followers "had their name from him." While this reference does not explicitly mention the resurrection, it provides independent confirmation of the historical existence of Jesus and the events surrounding his death.
The Roman philosopher and statesman Seneca the Younger is another notable historical figure who wrote about the resurrection. In his Epistles, Seneca mentions the Christian belief in the resurrection, and describes it as a belief in the immortality of the soul. While Seneca does not directly affirm the resurrection, his writing provides evidence of the early Christian belief in the resurrection and the impact it had on Roman society.
Other historical sources that affirm the resurrection include the early Christian writer Clement of Rome, who wrote in the late first century AD about the resurrection of Jesus and its significance for Christians. The apostolic fathers, such as Ignatius of Antioch, also wrote about the resurrection and its importance for the Christian faith.
In conclusion, while the New Testament of the Bible provides the most detailed account of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, there are also secular and historical sources that attest to the event. These sources, which include Flavius Josephus, Tacitus, Seneca the Younger, and the early Christian writers, provide independent confirmation of the reality of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, and testify to the profound impact that this event had on the early Christian community.
To rephrase that, no sources directly confirmed a resurrection, because people can't come back to life after being dead for three days.
little cindy lou who
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Exactly ... People Cannot Come Back To Life After Being Dead For Three Days
And There Is No Factual Or Scientific Evidence Of The "Resurrection" .. That Is A Matter of Spiritual "Faith" In A Miracle ..
Christianity Is Based On That One Tenet .. "Faith" ... Faith In That God As Man Overcame Death To Save Humanity From "Spiritual Death"
Christ Not Only Overcame Spiritual Death But Even Physical Death Which Would Be The Miracle The Disciples Witnessed
They Write Of Witnessing That In The Four Gospels That Christ Reappeared To Them Physically Before Ascending Into Heaven Spiritually ..
All Of That Was The Miracle That Cannot Be Proven .. You Believe In That Through "Faith"
There Are Other Miracles In The New Testament, Giving Sight To The Blind, Feeding The Masses With A Few Loaves Of Bread
Driving Demons Out Of A Man Possessed By Them, Healing The Sick, Healing A Crippled Man To Walk Again
Bringing Back From The Dead Lazarus Who Was Decomposing In His Crypt
For The Believers In Christianity It Is Faith In A Spiritual Resurrection Not A Physical Resurrection As Christ Had
Which Was Actually Symbolic Of A Spiritual Resurrection
But Even A Spiritual Resurrection Is A Miracle, Which I Believe Is What Christianity Is Based Upon, And You Believe That ... Through "FAITH"
xfrodobagginsx
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Yes it DOES confirm the Resurrection and only 1 person CAN come back to life after being dead and His Name is Jesus Christ, He will rule and reign on this earth forever. He came to save us from our sins if we will place our faith in Him to save us. Please read this first post.
BlackLivesMatter
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But Jesus is not real. There is no God, There is No Jesus, There is no Mohammad, all religion serves is to give people hope of not fading into non existence. If that makes you happy Go Jesus. You will not be reunited after death with your poor mom, or all the dogs you have lived with. You turn to dust. So the key is to live your best possible life and do good on this Earth. Because after you die, you are worm food well unless you get cremated.
little cindy lou who
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Already Read It ...
Why Don't You Read That Chapter In The Bible Called "Hebrews" There Is No "Confirmation" Or "Evidence" Or "Factual Proof"
"Blessed Are They That Believe But Have Not Seen" John 20:29
You Believe Through Faith
little cindy lou who
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Yeah ? ... How Do You Know ? ... Have You Been Beyond The Grave ? .... What If You Are WRONG ?
xfrodobagginsx
Member
It's Sunday, find a good Bible believing Church and attend
It's Monday
Somebody will leave the password written down and not turn on two factor authentication
Tams
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or just leave the key under the mat
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