Christ Is Risen

Still does not detract from heinous butchery of a certain jealous Canaanite storm god.

hehehe.. Funny trap there Rommie.. ;)

But it's one only in your head. Determining what / who God is, and to each religion, is a tad more complicated than you may realize.
 
hehehe.. Funny trap there Rommie.. ;)

But it's one only in your head. Determining what / who God is, and to each religion, is a tad more complicated than you may realize.

Not according to the followers of the Abrahamic faiths its not. They have a Torah, a couple of Bibles and a Quran which lay it out pretty distinctly. And woe to those who say otherwise.
 
Your Christian Bible is chock full of it.

You are an expert at throwing out lines you can't support, then disappear. like now, when I ask you to support your claim, you'll disappear as if you have some wisdom no one else has, while all it is is the leftover liquid the hog was washed with.
 
I only know three examples of children put up for sacrifice in the Bible.

Genesis 22, Judges 11 and the New Testament.


Yes... and I've seen references to that in the encyclopedia Britannica as well. :rolleyes:
 
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I only know three examples of children put up for sacrifice in the Bible.

Genesis 22, Judges 11 and the New Testament.

Genesis 22 is particularly interesting. German scholars in the 19th century worked it out that there were 4 main sources making up the Old Testament; 'E' =Elohim, 'J'= Jehovah -German for Yaweh, 'P'= Priestly and 'R'= Redactor.

The E story of Isaac's sacrifice is told in Chapter 22 verses 1 to 10. It then switches to J for verses 11 through15 and then reverts to E.

Richard Elliott Friedman Professor of Hebrew and Biblical studies points out that the later inclusion of verses 11 through 15 changed the story entirely. He postulates that the original E version had Abraham sacrifice Isaac to show his obedience to God whereas the insertion was added later to show that God was compassionate to Abraham

In addition If the whole of the subsequent E source is read there is never again any reference to Isaac - because he is literally toast. The E version is almost certainly original, fitting well with the early 'personality' of the Jewish God as the God of war, but was changed as the Jews concept of the Godhead matured.

Source "The Bible with Sources Revealed" Richard Elliott Friedman.

Also note that there is archaeological evidence for the sacrifice of children throughout the middle east, in times of great stress during the bronze age.
 
I was making fun of Phrodeau. No one presented their view on this child sacrifice and Christianity.
 
Zombie worship is just so bizarre.

If you must worship, at least worship something halfway understandable. Like the Sun. Oh wait ....
 
Yeshua has... HA! Gotcha! April Fools!

How many rabbits were sacrificed for this day?
 
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