Anonymous #1 5d

Numbers 22:28: “Then the lord opened the mouth of the donkey and it said to Balaam, “What have I done to you, that you have struck me these 3 times?””

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Anonymous #2 5d

It was written in the 1st century by the Apostle John, it’s historically accurate. We have manuscripts dating back to 125 AD.

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Anonymous #1 5d

Matthew 28:19

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Anonymous OP 5d

It was definitely not written by the apostle john.

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Anonymous OP 4d

That one isn’t very funny :(

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Anonymous #1 4d

I have more 😶

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Anonymous #1 4d

Dang She bears

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Anonymous #1 4d

You guys are gonna hate this one, some ancient version of bitches ain’t shiii, Proverbs 11:22 “Like a gold ring in a pig’s snout is a beautiful woman who shows no discretion”

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Anonymous #1 4d

Proverbs 26:11 “As a dog returns to it’s vomit, so a fool repeats his folly” Ahem 🤷🏻 no idea what that could possibly mean 😐

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Anonymous #1 4d

Amen

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Anonymous #1 4d

Amen, Psalm 14:1 says “the fool says in his heart, there is no God”

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Anonymous #2 4d

Yeah it was (John 21:24)

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Anonymous OP 4d

It was written in highly literate greek in another part of the empire like 60 years later. There is no way this was a disciple of jesus of nazareth. Critical scholars do have explanations about that verse

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Anonymous OP 4d

That's what every cult says. Guess you can never say there's no god without being a fool. Because the book says so

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Anonymous #2 4d

Jesus and his disciples all spoke Greek. Also even if the Gospel of John was written in 90 AD, John would have been about 80 years old. All of the gospels were written in the 1st century within the lifetime of eyewitnesses.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Jesus and his disciples were very likely illiterate. They certainly couldn't write in Greek

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Anonymous OP 4d

They were written decades later by other people on the basis of stories that had been in oral circulation

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Anonymous #2 4d

with an intent to puff him up and situate him within a tradition of

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Anonymous #2 4d

Guess I can’t say 2+2=400,000 without being an idiot because my math textbook tells me so.

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Anonymous OP 4d

There's definitely no such thing as god. It's an obvious human projection, a magical sky daddy. And there is tremendous suffering in the world inconsistent with the existence of an all knowing all powerful good god. The judep,christian god is just as mythical as zeus, ra, thor, vishnu, etc.

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Anonymous #2 4d

Yes they could definitely have been literate and even if they weren’t they would have had scribes. Matthew was a tax collector so he would have been literate. Decades after is very close to the events, the first gospel written was Mark around 50 AD.

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Anonymous #2 4d

False, Jesus is a real historical person who lived, died, and rose from the dead. Also, God became a man and suffered in the most brutal way possible so that’s a bad argument.

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Anonymous OP 4d

He didn't rise from the dead. In fact in Mark he asks my god my god, why have you forsaken me? A very different story than in john.

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Anonymous OP 4d

Mark is around 70. Nah, it's whisper down the lane for decades. A few,kernels of truth but mostly legendary and religious

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Anonymous #2 4d

Taking verses out of context, Jesus says “my god my god why have you forsaken me” to quote Psalm 22, a prophecy of his divine mission. Over 500 people saw Jesus risen from the dead and all of Jesus’ followers were willing to die for the fact that Jesus rose from the dead.

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Anonymous #2 4d

1 Corinthians 15:4-7

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Anonymous #2 4d

That’s false, Mark, Matthew, and Luke were written before 70 AD. The letter of 1 Timothy (62-64 AD) quotes Luke 10:7 as scripture and Acts is the sequel of Luke which was written around 60 AD. Luke 1:1 mentions that there were scriptures (Matthew and Mark) written before his gospel.

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Anonymous OP 4d

They certainly were not. You can easily look up the dating of those gospels. Mark has knowledge lfmthe temple's destruction in 70

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Anonymous #2 4d

Yeah and these supposed dates are wrong, I just gave you the evidence. None of the gospels ever confirm the destruction of the temple in 70 AD happened, only that Jesus said it would.

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