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On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 00:59:00 -0400, "stephen bayzik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >"David V." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> stephen bayzik wrote: > >> > Just a wee bit of information regarding the Gospels. > >> All one needs to know is that the authors are unknown and >> they aren't worth the bother to read. > >> Why waste time trying to prove the "gospels" false when it >> is plainly, and painfully, obvious that they are false. They >> don't matter anyway! It's useless to claim what a god wants, >> or says, until the god is proven to exist. > >The question (to a rational and educated person) is not true or false. The >Christian gospels are literary monuments to be studied as well as the >Tanoak, the Quran, Vedas etc. Failure to do so would at best make one a >functional illiterate. Nobody would bother with "true or false" - it obly Christians didn't claim they are true, attempt to use tham as "proof" of anything etc. They are simply irrelevant as what Christians imagine they are. >PS. notice I am not engaging in an argument on the nature (or existence) of >God, gods, the Christ.
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