What's the difference between Jesus and a picture of Jesus?
Q. Q: What's the difference between Jesus and a picture of Jesus? A: You only need one nail to hang up a picture of Jesus.
Asked by countess_jodie - Wed Jan 20 20:07:13 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The difference - We can see a picture of what man think he looks like but we can not see him - We must just believe that he's there. We can cast our eyes upon a picture of him but no one really knows how he looks and those that do are not living to tell us. Why? Because his overwhelming beauty will kill you at first glace.
Answered by Aneesa (= - Sun Jan 24 02:28:02 2010
Q. Q: What's the difference between Jesus and a picture of Jesus? A: You only need one nail to hang up a picture of Jesus.
Asked by countess_jodie - Wed Jan 20 20:07:13 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The difference - We can see a picture of what man think he looks like but we can not see him - We must just believe that he's there. We can cast our eyes upon a picture of him but no one really knows how he looks and those that do are not living to tell us. Why? Because his overwhelming beauty will kill you at first glace.
Answered by Aneesa (= - Sun Jan 24 02:28:02 2010
What are some ways that show Jesus was a good philosopher?
Q. I am looking for specific ways that indicate Jesus was a good philosopher. Jesus as in the guy who wore sandals and was born in a manger, not Jesus that works at Arby's and lives in the apartment complex in the ghetto. Thanks.
Asked by Heart Breaker - Sat Sep 12 15:13:56 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. <--- I preach the word of Metal, which is the Light. "In life, I have no religion; besides the Heavy Metal gods!" The Book of Heavy Metal- Dream Evil
Answered by Heavy Metal Jesus - Sat Sep 12 15:19:44 2009
Q. I am looking for specific ways that indicate Jesus was a good philosopher. Jesus as in the guy who wore sandals and was born in a manger, not Jesus that works at Arby's and lives in the apartment complex in the ghetto. Thanks.
Asked by Heart Breaker - Sat Sep 12 15:13:56 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. <--- I preach the word of Metal, which is the Light. "In life, I have no religion; besides the Heavy Metal gods!" The Book of Heavy Metal- Dream Evil
Answered by Heavy Metal Jesus - Sat Sep 12 15:19:44 2009
How did Jesus effect the history of the Roman Civilization?
Q. The actual question is "How did a historical person affect the history of his/her civilization?" This is for ancient history class and I chose Jesus. Any ideas?
Asked by Catria - Thu Jun 18 20:05:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, Certainly not adversely as some think. The Western Empire lasted another 400 years and the Eastern Empire 1400 years. Don't forget the Republic itself fell 50 years before the birth of Christ. No other Empire in history has lastes as long a Rome. Cheers, Michael Kelly
Answered by Mike K - Thu Jun 18 20:14:11 2009
Q. The actual question is "How did a historical person affect the history of his/her civilization?" This is for ancient history class and I chose Jesus. Any ideas?
Asked by Catria - Thu Jun 18 20:05:53 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hello, Certainly not adversely as some think. The Western Empire lasted another 400 years and the Eastern Empire 1400 years. Don't forget the Republic itself fell 50 years before the birth of Christ. No other Empire in history has lastes as long a Rome. Cheers, Michael Kelly
Answered by Mike K - Thu Jun 18 20:14:11 2009
How come Jesus is still painted white if his bloodline was African?
Q. Reading the bible and knowing the Israelites were black africans coming out of egypt and Jesus is mentioned in the bloodline at the beginning of the new testament, why is he still being painted white. He was of the african tribe called the Essens. The Essens were those who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Asked by slim_unique1 - Fri Apr 30 09:48:57 2010 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because when Constantine instated Catholicism as the religion of the Roman Empire they wouldn't have wanted to worship a black person, and since all of the other religions in Christianity (like Church of England, Protestant, Baptist etc) branched off from Catholicism at different times in history, they would have kept the depiction of Jesus that they have become accustomed too. All of the Christian denominations are basically the same religion with minor differences in practice, so they all picture him the same way, and people wouldn't want to change their ideas of their own religion. they should depict him the way he probably was though, but its the same thing with the bible, some people take it literally but it is not a literal text, it… [cont.]
Answered by himynameistom - Fri Apr 30 10:02:27 2010
Q. Reading the bible and knowing the Israelites were black africans coming out of egypt and Jesus is mentioned in the bloodline at the beginning of the new testament, why is he still being painted white. He was of the african tribe called the Essens. The Essens were those who wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Asked by slim_unique1 - Fri Apr 30 09:48:57 2010 - - 17 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because when Constantine instated Catholicism as the religion of the Roman Empire they wouldn't have wanted to worship a black person, and since all of the other religions in Christianity (like Church of England, Protestant, Baptist etc) branched off from Catholicism at different times in history, they would have kept the depiction of Jesus that they have become accustomed too. All of the Christian denominations are basically the same religion with minor differences in practice, so they all picture him the same way, and people wouldn't want to change their ideas of their own religion. they should depict him the way he probably was though, but its the same thing with the bible, some people take it literally but it is not a literal text, it… [cont.]
Answered by himynameistom - Fri Apr 30 10:02:27 2010
Why is the resurrection of Jesus Christ more important to Christians than his crucifixion & death?
Q. Why is Jesus' resurrection more important to Christians than his crucifixion? Surely the main thing is Jesus sacrificing his life to atone for our sins. If anything, the resurrection diminishes the extent of this sacrifice doesn't it?
Asked by Mr.Funeral - Sun Jul 18 01:12:31 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rect - right; straight; rule Sure - without doubt Unsure-rection ) unsure of what/Who is right. } Insure-rection ) fighting against what/Who is right. Resure-rection - becoming sure again of what/Who is right The first death is the death of "Self" referred to by Paul when he said it is given to man once to die (to "Self") and then the judgement and Christ said that over such as have died the first death (the completion of daily "Self"-crucifixion) the second death (The Fire) has no power. When the "Self" is dead the Being; having been reborn (John 3) and having then crucified daily the human "Self"; is resurrected from being under the "Death-Sentence" for insurrection and treason and puts on immortality and Eternal Life again. [cont.]
Answered by JEDI Knight - Sun Jul 18 02:59:31 2010
Q. Why is Jesus' resurrection more important to Christians than his crucifixion? Surely the main thing is Jesus sacrificing his life to atone for our sins. If anything, the resurrection diminishes the extent of this sacrifice doesn't it?
Asked by Mr.Funeral - Sun Jul 18 01:12:31 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rect - right; straight; rule Sure - without doubt Unsure-rection ) unsure of what/Who is right. } Insure-rection ) fighting against what/Who is right. Resure-rection - becoming sure again of what/Who is right The first death is the death of "Self" referred to by Paul when he said it is given to man once to die (to "Self") and then the judgement and Christ said that over such as have died the first death (the completion of daily "Self"-crucifixion) the second death (The Fire) has no power. When the "Self" is dead the Being; having been reborn (John 3) and having then crucified daily the human "Self"; is resurrected from being under the "Death-Sentence" for insurrection and treason and puts on immortality and Eternal Life again. [cont.]
Answered by JEDI Knight - Sun Jul 18 02:59:31 2010
How come Jesus is white in churches and paintings and not black?
Q. Isn't it true that we do not know the race of the ancient israelites but from the area they were from, they were most likely black? How come people assume Jesus is white?
Asked by Uncle Sam Wants YOUR Money - Sun Aug 22 05:35:56 2010 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am old, and so far I have yet to meet a WHITE man nor a BLACK man. Both colors cease to exist in the coloration of humanity. The only true fact that we need to know is that we are HUMAN, and created in God's own image. Just as a spirit is no more white nor black, neither is it pretty or ugly, man nor woman. It is our "self" and a "being" that goes beyond any earthly bodily form. God doesn't mention skin coloration for a reason... it's irrelevant!
Answered by Tim Isenhour - Sun Aug 22 05:52:22 2010
Q. Isn't it true that we do not know the race of the ancient israelites but from the area they were from, they were most likely black? How come people assume Jesus is white?
Asked by Uncle Sam Wants YOUR Money - Sun Aug 22 05:35:56 2010 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am old, and so far I have yet to meet a WHITE man nor a BLACK man. Both colors cease to exist in the coloration of humanity. The only true fact that we need to know is that we are HUMAN, and created in God's own image. Just as a spirit is no more white nor black, neither is it pretty or ugly, man nor woman. It is our "self" and a "being" that goes beyond any earthly bodily form. God doesn't mention skin coloration for a reason... it's irrelevant!
Answered by Tim Isenhour - Sun Aug 22 05:52:22 2010
What would Jesus say about the factors that lead to immigration?
Q. I am neither Christian nor non-Christian. My question is not so much about "Jesus" as it is about spirituality in general in the US. Do you feel the popular prevailing views on immigration are balanced? Are they compassionate? What would the world's great spiritual leaders have to say about the inequalities that lead to lack of opportunity in our neighboring countries; as well as to genocide, poverty, and infant mortality? Finally, what is the role of the individual in all of this? Of course anyone who wants to can answer, but preference given to rational, balanced answers. addendum: not so much asking from a political standpoint, but from one of the heart- I have been bombarded lately with Hispanic-bashing messages from folks who really… [cont.]
Asked by Hauntedfox - Tue Oct 17 19:11:48 2006 - - 17 Answers - 2 Comments
A. in my opinion this goes far beyond anyone's beliefs . our humane nature should be enough to understand that we need to help each other and to understand how is it that we cannot ignore the real reasons behind this issue forever . i truly believe that if we really put ourselves in the shoes of those who had to come to America and would had never been allowed to do it " the right way " America would had given them what they want long ago . i know America cannot help everyone on this world but this is not excuse to ignore those who already live here and that in fact had proven to be hard workers , nice people and many times good soldiers . undocumented immigrants had been essencial in all the latest American wars . i think we should… [cont.]
Answered by game over loves evanescence - Tue Oct 17 19:32:09 2006
Q. I am neither Christian nor non-Christian. My question is not so much about "Jesus" as it is about spirituality in general in the US. Do you feel the popular prevailing views on immigration are balanced? Are they compassionate? What would the world's great spiritual leaders have to say about the inequalities that lead to lack of opportunity in our neighboring countries; as well as to genocide, poverty, and infant mortality? Finally, what is the role of the individual in all of this? Of course anyone who wants to can answer, but preference given to rational, balanced answers. addendum: not so much asking from a political standpoint, but from one of the heart- I have been bombarded lately with Hispanic-bashing messages from folks who really… [cont.]
Asked by Hauntedfox - Tue Oct 17 19:11:48 2006 - - 17 Answers - 2 Comments
A. in my opinion this goes far beyond anyone's beliefs . our humane nature should be enough to understand that we need to help each other and to understand how is it that we cannot ignore the real reasons behind this issue forever . i truly believe that if we really put ourselves in the shoes of those who had to come to America and would had never been allowed to do it " the right way " America would had given them what they want long ago . i know America cannot help everyone on this world but this is not excuse to ignore those who already live here and that in fact had proven to be hard workers , nice people and many times good soldiers . undocumented immigrants had been essencial in all the latest American wars . i think we should… [cont.]
Answered by game over loves evanescence - Tue Oct 17 19:32:09 2006
Where did Jesus go during the 3 days he was supposedly dead before he ascended into heaven?
Q. And a follow up question...If you were Jesus, where would you go during that time? I would kick it at Tiberius Caesar Augustus's place drinking fine Italian wine and sleeping with beautiful Italian women. I challenge you to come up with something better.
Asked by Monkey-Manned-Moon-Mission - Tue Feb 2 18:57:45 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He went to hell and released all of God's people (read the bible).
Answered by BURBUR - Tue Feb 2 19:22:03 2010
Q. And a follow up question...If you were Jesus, where would you go during that time? I would kick it at Tiberius Caesar Augustus's place drinking fine Italian wine and sleeping with beautiful Italian women. I challenge you to come up with something better.
Asked by Monkey-Manned-Moon-Mission - Tue Feb 2 18:57:45 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He went to hell and released all of God's people (read the bible).
Answered by BURBUR - Tue Feb 2 19:22:03 2010
Why didn t Jesus clarify that divine instruction in the Old Testament to stone disobedient children to death?
Q. Does this mean that Jesus approved of this barbaric instruction? What a jerk!
Asked by Desiree - Wed Jan 6 17:00:41 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. he did John 8:7 So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her
Answered by Freedom - Thu Jan 7 03:39:57 2010
Q. Does this mean that Jesus approved of this barbaric instruction? What a jerk!
Asked by Desiree - Wed Jan 6 17:00:41 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. he did John 8:7 So when they continued asking him, he lifted up himself, and said unto them, He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her
Answered by Freedom - Thu Jan 7 03:39:57 2010
How many slaps do you think Jesus would take before he stopped tuning the other cheek?
Q. Lets say Jesus came back and someone started slapping the hell out of him. How long do you think it would take to slap Jesus back into his OT smiting days.
Asked by BlackJack - Tue Jun 22 17:38:16 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Lets say Jesus came back and someone started slapping the hell out of him. How long do you think it would take to slap Jesus back into his OT smiting days.
Asked by BlackJack - Tue Jun 22 17:38:16 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
What method will Jesus use to euthanize your cows and chickens, come the Rapture?
Q. Word is when you holy folks commence ascending unto heaven, the farm animals will be prohibited. Will Jesus have a method of euthanasia for them -- or will he leave them to fend for themselves -- or perish the thought what if atheists get a hold of them? .
Asked by ' - Mon Oct 12 10:07:11 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Didn't John Nelson Darby cover that bit when he sold the Dispensationalism view of the Rapture to Americans after being told to FO by the English for it not being scriptually supported
Answered by The Black Rabbit of Inle - Mon Oct 12 10:13:06 2009
Q. Word is when you holy folks commence ascending unto heaven, the farm animals will be prohibited. Will Jesus have a method of euthanasia for them -- or will he leave them to fend for themselves -- or perish the thought what if atheists get a hold of them? .
Asked by ' - Mon Oct 12 10:07:11 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Didn't John Nelson Darby cover that bit when he sold the Dispensationalism view of the Rapture to Americans after being told to FO by the English for it not being scriptually supported
Answered by The Black Rabbit of Inle - Mon Oct 12 10:13:06 2009
Some college professors and scholars say that Jesus and Muhammed were connectec in a family tree?
Q. It's not just them, there are some people that say Jesus and Muhammed were a little related. It started from Abraham who had two kids. One child was the ancestor of Jesus and the other child was the ancestor of Muhammed. Is this really true. That they were in the same family tree according to both faiths.
Asked by danish_abdullah80 - Sat Nov 28 17:19:43 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seeing as Mo' wrote (had his book written... Mo' was illiterate) all his stuff based on Judaism and Xianity and the prevailing Pagan culture of the time, no one should be surprised there are so many similarities. ~
Answered by Everard G - Sat Nov 28 17:33:03 2009
Q. It's not just them, there are some people that say Jesus and Muhammed were a little related. It started from Abraham who had two kids. One child was the ancestor of Jesus and the other child was the ancestor of Muhammed. Is this really true. That they were in the same family tree according to both faiths.
Asked by danish_abdullah80 - Sat Nov 28 17:19:43 2009 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seeing as Mo' wrote (had his book written... Mo' was illiterate) all his stuff based on Judaism and Xianity and the prevailing Pagan culture of the time, no one should be surprised there are so many similarities. ~
Answered by Everard G - Sat Nov 28 17:33:03 2009
What was the name of the mountain where the devil tempted jesus?
Q. According to the bible, the devil took jesus to the 'top of a mountain where he could see all the kingdoms of the world'. The devil said that he would give it all to jesus if only jesus would bow down and worship him. Two questions: 1. What mountain is there where it is possible to 'see all the kingdoms of the world'? AND 2. If this is only meant as an allegory, why do christians believe that the existence of a historical jesus is real? Can anyone answer these questions?
Asked by the1 - Fri Dec 19 15:24:56 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. mt nonexistence
Answered by Lola B - Fri Dec 19 15:29:14 2008
Q. According to the bible, the devil took jesus to the 'top of a mountain where he could see all the kingdoms of the world'. The devil said that he would give it all to jesus if only jesus would bow down and worship him. Two questions: 1. What mountain is there where it is possible to 'see all the kingdoms of the world'? AND 2. If this is only meant as an allegory, why do christians believe that the existence of a historical jesus is real? Can anyone answer these questions?
Asked by the1 - Fri Dec 19 15:24:56 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. mt nonexistence
Answered by Lola B - Fri Dec 19 15:29:14 2008
How can you explain the relation between Jesus and those who take the Eucharist?
Q. Like, how is Jesus present and what is the relationship between the Eucharist takers and Jesus?
Asked by O.o - Tue Sep 9 04:59:23 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read Luke 22:14-20
Answered by Karenita EWTN ((Allecat)) - Tue Sep 9 08:10:22 2008
Q. Like, how is Jesus present and what is the relationship between the Eucharist takers and Jesus?
Asked by O.o - Tue Sep 9 04:59:23 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Read Luke 22:14-20
Answered by Karenita EWTN ((Allecat)) - Tue Sep 9 08:10:22 2008
Since Jesus died for so much, would a firefighter who died for so little make a bigger sacrifice?
Q. Jesus died so that everyone's sins could be forgiven. He knew he would ressurect in a few days anyway. If a firefighter sacrificed his life for two unconcious people in a building, and a few big tag appliances knowing that he would die and never come back to life, unknowing what his fate would be; would this mean he made a greater sacrifice than Jesus?
Asked by Level 18 - Mon Aug 9 00:54:16 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Indeed. At least this way we would have the body of the firefighter and know he truly existed. Can't really say the same about Jesus...
Answered by Quoof-Blart - Mon Aug 9 00:56:53 2010
Q. Jesus died so that everyone's sins could be forgiven. He knew he would ressurect in a few days anyway. If a firefighter sacrificed his life for two unconcious people in a building, and a few big tag appliances knowing that he would die and never come back to life, unknowing what his fate would be; would this mean he made a greater sacrifice than Jesus?
Asked by Level 18 - Mon Aug 9 00:54:16 2010 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Indeed. At least this way we would have the body of the firefighter and know he truly existed. Can't really say the same about Jesus...
Answered by Quoof-Blart - Mon Aug 9 00:56:53 2010
If God spared Jesus for having his own idea of morality, why would he punish all others that do?
Q. Jesus acted completely different than God and Eve wanted to know good from bad too, and good people are to be sent to hell if not Christians. But God punished Eve, yet spared Jesus, but both Jesus and Eve are his children. But Eve at least knew what to not do. Good people all over the world however have no proof that God ever existed so they are NOT told to believe in God, they are simply given a hint and plenty that oppose it.
Asked by Yummy cookies - Mon Nov 10 12:51:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jesus and Eve are not both "God's children"; Eve was the first female human that God created, and we are all like her and Adam - and just as sinful. Jesus is God himself, he is the part of God that became human. Jesus did not act completely different from God, because he IS God. If the God of the Bible is real, then the only true morality is the standard that he sets, which is based on who he is. If a person did not want to acknowledge God's standard of morality as being the true one, then that person is already saying "I don't want to know you, now or in eternity." The problem in your question is that we are not "good people" according to God's standard. We have all broken his law, and because God is a perfect and just judge, he can't… [cont.]
Answered by Woman984 - Thu Nov 13 12:24:25 2008
Q. Jesus acted completely different than God and Eve wanted to know good from bad too, and good people are to be sent to hell if not Christians. But God punished Eve, yet spared Jesus, but both Jesus and Eve are his children. But Eve at least knew what to not do. Good people all over the world however have no proof that God ever existed so they are NOT told to believe in God, they are simply given a hint and plenty that oppose it.
Asked by Yummy cookies - Mon Nov 10 12:51:13 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Jesus and Eve are not both "God's children"; Eve was the first female human that God created, and we are all like her and Adam - and just as sinful. Jesus is God himself, he is the part of God that became human. Jesus did not act completely different from God, because he IS God. If the God of the Bible is real, then the only true morality is the standard that he sets, which is based on who he is. If a person did not want to acknowledge God's standard of morality as being the true one, then that person is already saying "I don't want to know you, now or in eternity." The problem in your question is that we are not "good people" according to God's standard. We have all broken his law, and because God is a perfect and just judge, he can't… [cont.]
Answered by Woman984 - Thu Nov 13 12:24:25 2008
When Jesus fed thousands by multiplying the bread and fish, did he create new matter into the universe?
Q. When Jesus performed the miracles of multiplying bread and fish twice in the Bible, did he create new matter into the Universe, or just converted existing matter in the Universe into the bread and fish. Also, would the gravity of the earth and the Universe have changed if Jesus created new matter in the Universe?
Asked by KingofClay - Mon Aug 2 03:21:42 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is something I've half wondered about before. How exactly did these miracles, and others, happen? Physically speaking, how? As the disciples were giving out bread, at what point did the new bread appear? Did it even "appear"? It's an unsatisfying answer, I know, but ultimately the Bible does not say so we do not know. They were miracles, and so of course the natural 'laws' of physics that we know were obviously not 'followed' at that specific time (that's why it was a miracle).
Answered by SDG - Mon Aug 2 12:04:33 2010
Q. When Jesus performed the miracles of multiplying bread and fish twice in the Bible, did he create new matter into the Universe, or just converted existing matter in the Universe into the bread and fish. Also, would the gravity of the earth and the Universe have changed if Jesus created new matter in the Universe?
Asked by KingofClay - Mon Aug 2 03:21:42 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is something I've half wondered about before. How exactly did these miracles, and others, happen? Physically speaking, how? As the disciples were giving out bread, at what point did the new bread appear? Did it even "appear"? It's an unsatisfying answer, I know, but ultimately the Bible does not say so we do not know. They were miracles, and so of course the natural 'laws' of physics that we know were obviously not 'followed' at that specific time (that's why it was a miracle).
Answered by SDG - Mon Aug 2 12:04:33 2010
What is the difference between Jesus being our Redeemer and being our Savior?
Q. Many non-Catholics state that Jesus is our Savior. Which I believe He is as well. But Catholics stress more on Him redeeming us first then saving us. What's the difference? And why don't non-Catholics talk about His redemption more? Any scripture references?
Asked by orchidmg - Thu Mar 5 15:43:10 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Redeemer" is the role assigned to Jesus by Matthew, presumably as the fulfillment of Jewish prophecy. "Savior" was used by Luke to make Christianity more comprehensible to gentiles.
Answered by skepsis - Thu Mar 5 15:50:30 2009
Q. Many non-Catholics state that Jesus is our Savior. Which I believe He is as well. But Catholics stress more on Him redeeming us first then saving us. What's the difference? And why don't non-Catholics talk about His redemption more? Any scripture references?
Asked by orchidmg - Thu Mar 5 15:43:10 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Redeemer" is the role assigned to Jesus by Matthew, presumably as the fulfillment of Jewish prophecy. "Savior" was used by Luke to make Christianity more comprehensible to gentiles.
Answered by skepsis - Thu Mar 5 15:50:30 2009
How does the study of Jesus Christ as a historical figure prove the subjective nature of history?
Q. And what were the Gospels of Thomas & how do they complicate the understanding of the 'Real jesus'?
Asked by froshhie - Fri Dec 4 15:19:26 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It does not. History is not subjective. It consists of facts, events and corroborations. History intends to do nothing to assert itself; it is merely a collection of facts from a variety of sources by a number of persons deemed responsible for the facts. Jesus is an historical person.
Answered by E P - Fri Dec 4 15:25:21 2009
Q. And what were the Gospels of Thomas & how do they complicate the understanding of the 'Real jesus'?
Asked by froshhie - Fri Dec 4 15:19:26 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It does not. History is not subjective. It consists of facts, events and corroborations. History intends to do nothing to assert itself; it is merely a collection of facts from a variety of sources by a number of persons deemed responsible for the facts. Jesus is an historical person.
Answered by E P - Fri Dec 4 15:25:21 2009
How important is having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ to Christians?
Q. Are you a Christian if you do not have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ? Do Jehovah's Witnesses have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ since they call themselves Christians?
Asked by Nina, BaC - Fri Jun 11 08:54:42 2010 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that's what being a Christian is all about... so yeah i'd say it's pretty important. You can't be a Christian and not be a friend of God
Answered by Hayden's Mommy - Fri Jun 11 08:59:08 2010
Q. Are you a Christian if you do not have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ? Do Jehovah's Witnesses have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ since they call themselves Christians?
Asked by Nina, BaC - Fri Jun 11 08:54:42 2010 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. that's what being a Christian is all about... so yeah i'd say it's pretty important. You can't be a Christian and not be a friend of God
Answered by Hayden's Mommy - Fri Jun 11 08:59:08 2010
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