So if there is no moral law giver than why bother trying to convince people YHVH and Yashua do not exist? Wouldn’t mass genocide of all theists be much more advantageous than words? Why have laws?
jj on June 18, 2020 at 11:18 am
If the creed existed within 10 years of the alleged crucifixion, then the opponents of Christianity or just skeptics could’ve easily defeated that movement and creed with evidence of the body of Jesus still in the tomb. If there was no crucifixion then Tacitus got it wrong and he never got it wrong and was known for thorough and reliable research. Fools say that he took the Christians word for it when in the same breath he called them 1. a superstition 2. the records of Pilate were likely available to him 3. he stated it as a fact and not as a rumor
So if there is no moral law giver than why bother trying to convince people YHVH and Yashua do not exist? Wouldn’t mass genocide of all theists be much more advantageous than words? Why have laws?
If the creed existed within 10 years of the alleged crucifixion, then the opponents of Christianity or just skeptics could’ve easily defeated that movement and creed with evidence of the body of Jesus still in the tomb. If there was no crucifixion then Tacitus got it wrong and he never got it wrong and was known for thorough and reliable research. Fools say that he took the Christians word for it when in the same breath he called them 1. a superstition 2. the records of Pilate were likely available to him 3. he stated it as a fact and not as a rumor