Originally posted by FMFI imagine they were, but that is only half of the story. For when he rose from the dead and walked the earth with the disciples for 40 days, I imagine they were over joyed and their faith solidified. 😉
Absolutely. And, boy oh boy, they must have been disappointed when the rabbi they so admired died.
28 Aug 16
Originally posted by leunammiWho wrote about how Jesus "rose from the dead"?
I imagine they were, but that is only half of the story. For when he rose from the dead and walked the earth with the disciples for 40 days, I imagine they were over joyed and their faith solidified.
28 Aug 16
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Originally posted by vivifyAme no Uzume no Mikoto
To Christians here, what other gods have you learned about that you find interesting? Keep in mind that this thread is NOT some kind of trap. I'm genuinely interested in what other gods pique your interest, for whatever reason. I'm not asking in the sense that you actually believe in this other god, but only in the sense that you found this god to be inter ...[text shortened]... superhero aspects of his character. I found the 12 Labors of Hercules to be pretty fascinating.
EDIT: Not Christian, though. Was for most of my life.
29 Aug 16
Originally posted by leunammieither you believe or you don't
I'm really not interested in your exercise of futility, you know who wrote how Jesus rose from the dead. As I see it, either you believe or you dont, and you have stated you once did and now don't.
The same can be said for any interesting supernatural beings that people perceive or hope exists.
If you weren't a Christian, which god would be the the next most interesting one?
Originally posted by FMFIf not a Christian, I suppose the subject of God would interest me not... so I guess none.
[b]either you believe or you don't
The same can be said for any interesting supernatural beings that people perceive or hope exists.
If you weren't a Christian, which god would be the the next most interesting one?[/b]
29 Aug 16
Originally posted by leunammiYes and I asked you a follow up question, which was do you think people with other beliefs, other religions, non-Christian theists, are interested in "the subject of God"? Your answer seemed to suggest that you don't, which would be peculiar when we consider that the majority of theists in the world are non-Christians.
You asked me a question, I was responding for myself only.