Did Jesus fly to the sky in a UFO?

Jesus having a near death experience would certainly fit the facts as we know them.

The attestations and manuscript evidence that his followers genuinely believed they saw him after the crucifixion is too strong to discount by using claims that the disciples were just all having a mass hallucination, or that they conspired to concoct a lie.
Agreed. As you've pointed out in the past, many of the Apostles faced both prison and execution for their beliefs. I doubt many people would sacrifice their lives for an illusion or fabrication.

 
Agreed. As you've pointed out in the past, many of the Apostles faced both prison and execution for their beliefs. I doubt many people would sacrifice their lives for an illusion or fabrication.

you mean like the fabrication that whites from Europe are real Jews?
 
wow Christianity must be fake then!!!
If one believes in strict physical materialism, a near death experience for Jesus is the best hypothesis that fits the facts.

If one believes there is a supernatural providential power in the universe, then Christ escaping death is reasonable to believe.

Make up your own mind and stop stressing out about what I believe.
 
If one believes in strict physical materialism, a near death experience for Jesus is the best hypothesis that fits the facts.

trying to sell christianity to strict physical materialists is retarded.

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If one believes there is a supernatural providential power in the universe, then Christ escaping death is reasonable to believe.

Make up your own mind and stop stressing out about what I believe.
the easy sell is that the golden rule is a rational system for morality. no miracle required.

but you and your handlers hate actual morality.

you believe In baby killing.
 
If one believes in strict physical materialism, a near death experience for Jesus is the best hypothesis that fits the facts.

If one believes there is a supernatural providential power in the universe, then Christ escaping death is reasonable to believe.

Make up your own mind and stop stressing out about what I believe.
Since there is zero evidence of "magic" or supernatural events outside the realm of natural probability and, given the circumstances and known facts of the crucifixion, the initial survival of Jesus after the crucifixion is the most rational conclusion. For the place and time, it would be seen as miraculous as the "lone survivor" of plane crashes such as Vishwash Kumar Ramesh of Air India flight 171 out of 260 passengers and people on the ground.


FWIW, Fredo is irrational.

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Since there is zero evidence of "magic" or supernatural events outside the realm of natural probability and, given the circumstances and known facts of the crucifixion, the initial survival of Jesus after the crucifixion is the most rational conclusion. For the place and time, it would be seen as miraculous as the "lone survivor" of plane crashes such as Vishwash Kumar Ramesh of Air India flight 171 out of 260 passengers and people on the ground.


FWIW, Fredo is irrational.

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what am I irrational about, dumb guy?

say it with your words.

you can't.
 
what am I irrational about, dumb guy?

say it with your words.

you can't.
Fredo, you are an irrational and disingenuous person. When you answer my questions like an adult, I'll answer yours. Until that happens, you'll just have to read my posts with rational adults.
 
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