Ignorance and the Bible

Correct. That's why fanatics, be they atheist or theist, are idiots. It's a matter of faith, not fact.

OTOH, since no deities or morals exist, killing assholes means one's soul will never be harmed regardless of their beliefs or disbeliefs, eh? LOL


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morals do exist.

you're just a bad person.
 
Wrong. Your “should have” fails. Morality IS relative. The Zionists prove it where they have no problem with the genocide they are perpetuating on the Gazans. Notice the Zionists are one of the Abrahamic religions.

The rest of us, atheists included, recognize the disgusting travesty that’s occurring. Fundamentalist Christians are also all for it. They need an Israel to survive to fulfill their Biblical prophecies.
no.

morality is set.

the Zionists are evil.
 
This interpretation defies historical context, and runs counter to human psychology.

Jesus wasn't the only Palestinian Jew that locals thought was the Messiah. Other presumed Messiahs had been killed by the Romans, and their followers just scattered to the winds, never to be heard from again, or they started looking around for a new leader.
There is no precedent for what happened with the Jesus movement.
The only resurrection Jews believed in was a general resurrection at the end of time; there was no historical context or expectation for a single individual to resurrect.

If you mean by "fixed the problem" that the Disciples and Evangelists cynically fabricated and concocted a story about Jesus being resurrected and being a divine being, then you're going to have to explain why apostles were willing to be executed for that idea. People do not willingly die for something they actually know is a lie.

Trinitarian doctrine doesn't make me angry. That's just a theological sideshow to me. Trinitarian doctrine happened centuries later and has no bearing on what I consider to be the historical facts of the first century:

The key events of the the first century to me are:

A Jewish rabbi named Jesus lived and taught in and around Galilee;
He was executed by the Romans for political crimes;
His followers came to genuinely believe they saw him after the crucifixion;
He was thought to somehow be God in nature from the very beginning, well before the canonical gospels were written.
wrong.

jews believe in Moshiach.
 
Wrong. Your “should have” fails. Morality IS relative. The Zionists prove it where they have no problem with the genocide they are perpetuating on the Gazans. Notice the Zionists are one of the Abrahamic religions.

The rest of us, atheists included, recognize the disgusting travesty that’s occurring. Fundamentalist Christians are also all for it. They need an Israel to survive to fulfill their Biblical prophecies.
that's dispensationalist stupidity.

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This interpretation defies historical context, and runs counter to human psychology.

Jesus wasn't the only Palestinian Jew that locals thought was the Messiah. Other presumed Messiahs had been killed by the Romans, and their followers just scattered to the winds, never to be heard from again, or they started looking around for a new leader.
There is no precedent for what happened with the Jesus movement.
The only resurrection Jews believed in was a general resurrection at the end of time; there was no historical context or expectation for a single individual to resurrect.

If you mean by "fixed the problem" that the Disciples and Evangelists cynically fabricated and concocted a story about Jesus being resurrected and being a divine being, then you're going to have to explain why apostles were willing to be executed for that idea. People do not willingly die for something they actually know is a lie.

Trinitarian doctrine doesn't make me angry. That's just a theological sideshow to me. Trinitarian doctrine happened centuries later and has no bearing on what I consider to be the historical facts of the first century:

The key events of the the first century to me are:

A Jewish rabbi named Jesus lived and taught in and around Galilee;
He was executed by the Romans for political crimes;
His followers came to genuinely believe they saw him after the crucifixion;
He was thought to somehow be God in nature from the very beginning, well before the canonical gospels were written.
the pharisees clearly wanted Jesus dead.

please try to argue so i can embarrass you horrifically.

you know how sneaky jews want to blame others for their crimes.
 
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