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Jesus Tomb Found

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RickJB
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02-28-2007 3:47 PM 		Reply to: Message 39 by Hyroglyphx
02-28-2007 12:29 PM

nj writes:
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I'm gonna get a little existential for a minute. How do you anything is the truth? How can there be truth unless it is absolute? What predicates reality? What is, or what are, the defining principle(s) that constitute reality?
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Ahhh, the classic YEC "what is reality, anyway?" dodge!
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A pointless argument. Even if reality is an illusion, that illusion IS our reality. Furthermore, you appear to infer that your faith is somehow exempt from the "questionable reality" that surrounds us.
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RickJB
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02-28-2007 3:53 PM 		Reply to: Message 43 by Hyroglyphx
02-28-2007 3:33 PM

Re: Was He or wasn`t He?
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Therefore, there is ample evidence to assume that not only was Jesus an actual figure in human history, but that He was also a controversial figure known in the world at that time.
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So, as man who (it is said) lived and died all those years ago is it theoretically possible that his remains could be found in a tomb?
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(Don't get me wrong by the way, I find James Cameron's evidence dubious at best.)
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