@secondson saidA psy-ops operative being terminated at some point by his handlers after a mission has been accomplished is a dog bites man storyline.
why did the Roman government cut his head off?
@secondson saidIn other words, we believe different things. It's ok.
Yours is merely the skewed perspective of an unbeliever, and an unaccredited one at that. And it won't matter how many sources you cite to bear witness to your assertions, the record in the Bible stands un-refuted by anything other than skepticism.
@secondson saidYour question, verbatim, was: You think Jesus was working for the Romans?
My question did not state, claim or imply that FMF said that Jesus was working for the Romans.
@happy-chappy saidSmoke dope?
@FMF
Jesus did away with the law as under it all are unworthy. The law says I can't smoke dope,come back and do more good works please Lord.
@fmf saidYes Mr. Obvious.
In other words, we believe different things. It's ok.
I believe Jesus rose from the dead. You don't. One of us is wrong.
While it might be "ok" for me according to your beliefs, if you're right, but it won't be ok for you if I'm right.
@secondson saidYou said: "My question did not state, claim or imply that FMF said that Jesus was working for the Romans." But your question was, in fact: "You think Jesus was working for the Romans?"
Thanks for reminding me. You're kind of a forum hack that way.
@secondson saidI think Paul was likely to have been working for the Romans. If you have come across any commentators or scholars who believe Jesus was working for the Romans, I'd be curious to see what they have to say. Is that where you got the idea of 'Jesus working for the Romans' from?
It was a question. Hack on.
