Re: my my, phill you are long winded aren't you...
areenactor said:
... excitable too!
re-read this thread, you'll see where you refered to the "jewish race". you said it in context of an appology for having accidently blamed all jews for killing your precious jesus.
now for another history leason; the new testament wasn't started till 80 years after jesus suposedly died! none of it was writen by anyone who was there. none of it was written from diaries, of official documents. it was invented whole cloth, by men supposedly under devine inspiration. don't wanna believe me? ok, no skin off my nose. try talking to the priests over at the theology dept. at loyola univercity, that's one place i learned a lot of what i'm saying.
well have a nice day... if you can.
steve
Ah... Steve old buddy! I was afraid I lost you there! I'm not being sarcastic either, I'm glad you decided to continue this disscussion.
Now in response to your first statement you obviously didn't read my entire post allow me to quote from it:
"The Jewish religon was founded by Hebrews, right? Then perhaps I should of reffered to them as the Hebrew race. Well excuse the fuck out of me! You could of made me aware of this without taking total offense to what I said, and actually paying attention to what I meant which was pretty damn obvious (I assume your talking about my second post where I said I had nothing against the "Jewish" race, so I should of said Hebrew instead)."
Now I will agree that I can be a bit excitable (as you were in our first interaction), I'll take long-winded as a compliment given I'm usually told I don't speak my mind enough. As you'll notice I'm well aware of where I messed up by calling Jews a race (which I'll edit if you'd like me to), the question I asked you was where in my ORIGINAL post did I say that. Also I never said "all" Jews were responsible accidentally or otherwise, my mistake in communication was saying that some of them were largley responsible rather then partially (I didn't specify "some" or "all", but still for you to get "all" from my post is a stretch of the imagination). Also you were comparing me to the KKK before I ever put "Jew" and "race" in the same post.But you know what bro? I'm done defending myself, because no matter what I do to prove otherwise you will continue to think of me the way you do. If you, my friend, go back and re-read this thread you will see that I've already attempted to make peace with you more then once. I've also apologised for any misscommunication, but you just don't want to believe me (sigh..).
I built a bridge and I got over it, hopefully you can do the same.
Well spilt milk, on to greener pastures, and all that jazz,
Your not telling me anything I don't know, but there are other historical documents written by scribes, priests, and Roman officials of the time whom had nothing to do with the writing of the New Testament (edit: I put references at the bottom of the post)that back up alot of what it says , including the events of the crucifixion (and same to you about whether you want to believe me or not, go back to your university and find out.). In case you forgot they teach that my "precious Jesus" was executed in highschool world history (and they still do according to my little cousins). Your still reffering to it as "supposed" it's not. And your still danceing around one question: How was the new testament written to tear down Judaism?
I'm having a very nice day, thank you very much, and you?
BTW: If you do happen to do any research, here are some specific non-biblical historical sources that more then back up the points I've made:
Josephus' "Antiquities"- probably the best source, (books 18-20), Julius Africanus when reffering to the ancient writer "Thallus"(I don't know the name of the book, but there is a written collection), Cornelius Tacitus in his letters to Emperor Vespian (preserved by Eusebius), Lucan of Samosata,and Mara Bar-Serapion.
tm750: How am I being hateful? I've supported everything I've said with facts on top of explaining my mistake when reffering to the Jews.
-Phil