dougdeep
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I think we should celebrate Easter more often. 4 days off is all it means to be.
Mrs Coach said:Seems to me like, if he got up and wandered off, where'd he go?
Then at some point he'd have died again. Why dont we have TWO easters then?
Because the EASTER BUNNY was only born ONCE.Mrs Coach said:Why dont we have TWO easters then?
Yorkie said:Yes which is why I explained the Passover. It is not just a coincidence.
Dandyman said:
Or to be a bit more precise a few hundred years after the birth of this cult the Romans decided to impose it as an "unifying" religion for their own political ends.
Mrs Coach said:From my very poor memory of bible stories, they said Jesus's body was placed in a cave, and then someone (mary m?) saw him come back to life again. So where did he go from there? Therefore if he'd got up and wandered off again - he would have died of old age! (or if you've watched Da Vinci Code, he wandered off, had a family etc)
The Large One said:Saw an excellent documentary on BBC3 about a year ago which makes certain claims that Jesus went back to Kashmir (where it's believed he went in his late teens and early 20s) to continue his Buddhist teachings, and died aged about 80. Assuming it's him, the location of the body is not really a closely kept secret.
However, since the known politics of Jesus' life have become so diluted, and much has been written, re-written, edited, destroyed or even plain fabricated, there is no evidence one way or the other to know what really happened to the fella.
Jesus' tomb is NOT visited by thousands, nor is it especially revered. To the Kashmiris, he was just another teacher - a pretty good one, but a teacher nonetheless. They also knew him by another name - something which at present escapes me.Yorkie said:All the other major religions have a tomb which is revered and visited by thousands. Just think of the revenue the moneymakers could coin in.
There is no tomb.
The earliest gospel was written in Greek (a living language) within a generation of his death and certainly in the disciples time. They haven't been re-written.
The Large One said:Jesus' tomb is NOT visited by thousands, nor is it especially revered. To the Kashmiris, he was just another teacher - a pretty good one, but a teacher nonetheless. They also knew him by another name - something which at present escapes me.
Well, SOMEONE's buried there.Yorkie said:There isn't a tomb Al. Even the original one borrowed from Joseph of Arimathea isn't known because it was only borrowed for a couple of days.
The Large One said:Well, SOMEONE's buried there.
Who said it was? Christianity as we know it today came along AFTER his demise.Yorkie said:There may be but it's nothing to do with Christianity.