Pagan Parallels to Christ Part 1

	Duration: 07:29 minutes Upload Time: 2007-08-31 14:59:43 User: AttritionofFaithful :::: Favorites :::: Top Videos of Day
Description: Professor of Theology and Scriptural Studies (and atheist!) Robert M. Price gives an educational lecture on pagan parallels to Jesus. Robert M. Price went from being a fundamentalist baptist, to liberal christianity to extreme liberal christianity to (finally!) atheism. This occured at a Minnesota Atheists meeting. http://www.robertmprice.mindvendor.com/ http://www.mnatheists.org/
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george2u2 ::: Favorites Try Sodom, there was a rape attempt but that is never mentioned. Also, the homo thing is a total misfit, complete misfit. Women exchanged .... I thought there were only men? ANASHIM, masculine plural is always used to refers to a group of people where there is at least one male in the group. This never means all of them is male. Stupidity of the scholars. 07-09-06 08:59:44 __________________________________________________
gatorbuilt ::: Favorites And Matthew Luke and John were written with Mark in hand...so who copied who there?LOL They even conflict within the SAME text...LOL 07-09-06 01:04:17 __________________________________________________
KevinBernal ::: Favorites I supose I could say the same thing about anyone who subscribes to jezuzfreek777. But I won't. 07-09-03 12:17:52 __________________________________________________
2LegHumanist ::: Favorites Thanks for alerting me to this one. 07-09-01 19:33:08 __________________________________________________
2LegHumanist ::: Favorites I'm a big fan of the Bible Geek. This guy is a regular on the Infidel Guy's show. 07-09-01 19:30:53 __________________________________________________
Mjhavok ::: Favorites Yea then he can pwn theists at the start. 07-09-01 15:26:43 __________________________________________________
Mjhavok ::: Favorites Self fulfilling prophecy. 07-09-01 15:26:20 __________________________________________________
Matur1n ::: Favorites Philostratus was commissioned by an empress to write the biography, giving financial motives to embellish. Philostrus was writing in the third century in Cappadocia, where Christianity and the gospels had been present for some time. So who copied who? It is pretty obvious that Philostratus copied some events from the popular Christianity spreading like wild fire at the time, trying to please the empress. 07-09-01 12:53:04 __________________________________________________
Matur1n ::: Favorites Most of what we know of Apollonius comes from his biographer Philostratus, who wrote almost 150 years after his death. The gospels were all written within a generation of Jesus. We have four gospels from four sources, Apollonius is basically one source. 07-09-01 12:48:47 __________________________________________________
popebenadict16 ::: Favorites send this gezzer back 2000 years where he belongs lol 07-09-01 08:41:33 __________________________________________________