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    Welcome back! I trust the holy days went well?
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    Jesus in Japan

    I heard of this story before. I always wondered how much evidence they had for their claims.
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    We never talk about Zeus

    I know what you mean. I was in a thunderstorm in Costa Rica in the mountains. It was frightening and intense! A friend of mine, who is from Costa Rica, was with me and you could see he was terrified. I asked him if we were going to be ok. He explained to me that we were in the mountains and...
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    Trillions of Galaxies - Hubble Telescope and beyond

    It's so hard to grasp how huge and vast our universe is! But it saddens me to know that we have our limits of what we can see. The universe is expanding so fast that currently it is impossible for us to see the farthest stretches of the universe. So what we see with the Webb telescope is...
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    happy Birthday to me!

    For real? I must have a lot of respect for you because I thought you were older than me by a lot.
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    Jokes, jokes, and more jokes ...

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    Quotes and Memes

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    Quotes and Memes

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    Jokes, jokes, and more jokes ...

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    Jokes, jokes, and more jokes ...

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    Something I read earlier today that I don't know where to put

    https://www.nbcboston.com/news/health/man-has-tooth-implanted-in-eye-to-restore-vision/3807265/ A man's vision has been restored by literally putting one of his teeth in his eye. I wonder who came up with this idea? And it worked!
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    What's For Dinner?

    My wife loves my lasagna! I made it while she was at work as a surprise. Found out my son is a huge fan! If he smells leftover lasagna being made in the microwave he immediately runs to the drawer and grabs a fork. It's the cutest thing seeing him play with a toy, smell the lasagna, and...
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    Compilation of arguments against the existence of Jesus

    We've discussed this topic extensively in the past. So I'm surprised someone was "concerned" that some people don't know the reason why some people don't believe Jesus existed. However, according to most of the above criteria, a LOT of historical figures didn't exist either. Jesus is more...
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    What is the actual evidence for the existence of Jesus?

    So 5,000 people is the magic number? If you spoke to 5,000 people that would automatically make you famous? I did end up on television with an audience of over 50,000. Somehow I'm not famous. Or does that not count either? As far as the 5,000 are concerned, didn't the crowd assemble...
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    What is the actual evidence for the existence of Jesus?

    I'm not famous and I've spoken to over a thousand people at one time. If He WAS famous, why wouldn't the leadership know of Him? He wasn't famous yet, that's why. I didn't say that commoners didn't participate in the census. I'm saying 1. no census records exist today from that place and...
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    What is the actual evidence for the existence of Jesus?

    "Unicorn" just means "one-horned". So if an animal has one horn, or at least one very dominant horn, it could be classified as a unicorn. So I'd think it should be higher than fairies as well.
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    What is the actual evidence for the existence of Jesus?

    We actually covered this in another thread (not sure which one). There is no census naming commoners from that area. For over 20 years I have put people to the test and challenged them to find one. One user on here claimed one existed. He retracted that claim when he realized there is no...
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    What is the actual evidence for the existence of Jesus?

    He had maybe a thousand people who came to see Him? Maybe more. But when He was up for execution nobody seemed to even care about Him. Pontius Pilate had never heard of Him. Neither did King Herod. So He wasn't famous. Most definitely didn't believe He was the Messiah. He was a commoner...
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    "Believing in science" - what does that mean?

    Why not be diverse? We can cut down some trees for a wood stove or for cooking from time to time. Our electrical grid can be run on nuclear, solar, wind, water, etc. I'm a proponent of nuclear energy useage. Yes, medicine has done plenty of good. But humanity sure likes to ruin it.
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