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brazz · 10-22-2002, 09:32 AM

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Originally posted by Colin

So you believe there was a figure named Jesus then?
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Labret's answer:

For sure.

Edited to (try) to fix the quotations.

I won´t say I believe or I don´t believe in the existence of Jesus (though I say that I loved Brian´s Life, by the Monthy Python).

But I ask you: what difference does it make the appearance now of the tomb of a supposed brother of Jesus, to make you believe or not in the existence of a Jesus Christ?
For centuries, inside the Holy Church, in Jerusalem, anyone can see the tomb of Jesus Himself; right beside the Golgota (the hill where Jesus was crucified), right at the end of Via Dolorosa (the path followed by Jesus carrying the cross; btw, that`s the way it reads in Jerusalem signs: Via Dolorosa, which is exactly the Portuguese translation of Painful Path or Path of Sorrows). I was there a few years ago, any Israeli here can confirm it.

So, I wonder again: why would the recent discovering of the supposed tomb of a supposed brother of Jesus be more influential in your believings than the already undisputed existence of Jesus grave itself?

10-22-2002, 09:32 AM
brazz Confirmed User Join Date: May 2001 Posts: 135	quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by Colin So you believe there was a figure named Jesus then? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Labret's answer: For sure. Edited to (try) to fix the quotations. I won´t say I believe or I don´t believe in the existence of Jesus (though I say that I loved Brian´s Life, by the Monthy Python). But I ask you: what difference does it make the appearance now of the tomb of a supposed brother of Jesus, to make you believe or not in the existence of a Jesus Christ? For centuries, inside the Holy Church, in Jerusalem, anyone can see the tomb of Jesus Himself; right beside the Golgota (the hill where Jesus was crucified), right at the end of Via Dolorosa (the path followed by Jesus carrying the cross; btw, that`s the way it reads in Jerusalem signs: Via Dolorosa, which is exactly the Portuguese translation of Painful Path or Path of Sorrows). I was there a few years ago, any Israeli here can confirm it. So, I wonder again: why would the recent discovering of the supposed tomb of a supposed brother of Jesus be more influential in your believings than the already undisputed existence of Jesus grave itself? Last edited by brazz; 10-22-2002 at 09:35 AM..