AmerikazMost said:
So by you're definition of this debate, in order for someone to be the greatest persuasive speaker of all time, what he says must be the truth? Thus, when Rukas says Hitler was the greatest of all time, he believes in everything he said?
Rukas is a Nazi!
He doesn't have to be the Son of God to make people believe He is.
Let's get something straight, there was never a child in that period of time named Jesus Christ. The name itself comes from translations from other languages & as such, Jesus Christ (as a character - fictional or not) can only be known as the Son of God. There were no other people at the time who we now know as Jesus Christ.
Now, if you were to say that you believe the man you speak of was called Yeshua (we'll forego the Ben Yosef because Christ is derived from Greek & cannot even be traced back to Aramaic), then it would become a possibility that such a character existed without having an unalienable tie to being defined as the Son of God.
So your little Rukas analogy is wrong.
TecK NeeX said:
Amerikas, what you dont know about calcuo is that he is the type of person like many others who reject the existence of Jesus (pbuh) solely because of the fact that he preached faith and belief in God, it is part of their own belief to have this stance on any man that preached belief in God, if Jesus (pbuh) did not whatsoever teach what he taught do you think calcuo would still reject his existence? NO
Wild assumptions lead to wild posts......don't worry, I forgive you.