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Jesus – Madman or Something Worse – Official Trailer – Los Angeles atheism | Examiner.com

Filed Jun 14 2011 in: Religion > Christianity by: Atheist At Large

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There are 1 Comments to "Jesus – Madman or Something Worse – Official Trailer – Los Angeles atheism | Examiner.com"

  • Smart says:
    June 14, 2011 at 5:30 pm

    the Jebus didn’t exist. Please show me anything in the entirety of the New Testament or in other Christian scriptures that came to be booted out of the NT proper, that has no prior origin in someone else.

    Every “Jewish” statement of Jesus is either a quotation of the Torah from Greek, or a borrowing from the thoughts of the Hazal, namely: Shammai the Elder and Hillel the Elder.

    So no, Jesus was not a madman. but most of his followers are, is that the “something worse” ? :)

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