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Growing literalism in early Christianity
Growing literalism in early Christianity, by Vexen Crabtree

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From: (Anonymous) Date: December 29th, 2007 03:55 am (UTC) (Link)

I see no proof

It is easy to speak down play any religion based on faith. There are so many ways to show However agnostics have no answers. I have been reading all these sites from agnostics and have not seen one shred of evidence that Jesus never existed. I have just finished the book "What is so Great about Christianity," written by Dinesh D'Souza. I would challenge you to read it. The Christian church was started in Rome by Saint Peter in A.D. 42. There is no mention anywhere of the term Christian before this time period.
From: (Anonymous) Date: December 29th, 2007 03:56 am (UTC) (Link)

I see no proof

It is easy to down play any religion based on faith. There are so many ways to show However agnostics have no answers. I have been reading all these sites from agnostics and have not seen one shred of evidence that Jesus never existed. I have just finished the book "What is so Great about Christianity," written by Dinesh D'Souza. I would challenge you to read it. The Christian church was started in Rome by Saint Peter in A.D. 42. There is no mention anywhere of the term Christian before this time period.
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