Originally posted by pythagoras As an athiest, I see no reason why Jesus shouldn't have got married, and had a child. Anyone who has read the Da Vinci Code may agree.
I have every reason to suspect you are not the real
Pythagoras.I hearby say you are an impostor.😛
Originally posted by Pawnokeyhole Couldn't his psychic vibrations just be oscillating at a higher frequency?
That's what she said 😀
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Originally posted by pythagoras As an athiest, I see no reason why Jesus shouldn't have got married, and had a child. Anyone who has read the Da Vinci Code may agree.
Has it ever occured to use as strange that according ot the Da Vinci code, Jesus marries and has a child, the devout Jewish descendents of this child eventually marry into a pious Christian royal family (who worship their ancestor as God) and then for some bizarre reason transmogrigy into a pagan cult. Sounds wierd. doesn't it? Jewish to christian to pagan.
Theres also the inaccuracies in the Da Vinci code, such as the fact that the Sarah and Mary who purportedly flee to France (Sarah supposedly being the daughter of Jesus) are in fact a different Mary and Sarah (and Sarah is infact a slave).
Also consider the fact that the evidence for "Holy Blood and Holy Grail" was revealed as fabricated in the 80's. Carbon dating indicated that the dossier alleging Da Vinci as head of the cult was not old enough.
Originally posted by Conrau K Has it ever occured to use as strange that according ot the Da Vinci code, Jesus marries and has a child, the devout Jewish descendents of this child eventually marry into a pious Christian royal family (who worship their ancestor as God) and then for some bizarre reason transmogrigy into a pagan cult. Sounds wierd. doesn't it? Jewish to christian to pagan. ...[text shortened]... dating indicated that the dossier alleging Da Vinci as head of the cult was not old enough.
I think it is a good possibility that Jesus was married and had children.
Also sir you used the wrong form of youse.
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Originally posted by aspviper666 I think it is a good possibility that Jesus was married and had children.
Also sir you used the wrong form of youse.
I really dont know if Jesus did marry and had children. There is no evidence to say that he did.
I can tell you that all the contemporary literature (i.e. the Da Vinci Code) asserting that he did, is wrong. The sources and supposed evidence are either speculative, highly unlikely or just completely spurious.
P.S. Sorry i meant to say "you" i dont know where "use" cam from.
Originally posted by Conrau K I really dont know if Jesus did marry and had children. There is no evidence to say that he did.
I can tell you that all the contemporary literature (i.e. the Da Vinci Code) asserting that he did, is wrong. The sources and supposed evidence are either speculative, highly unlikely or just completely spurious.
P.S. Sorry i meant to say "you" i dont know where "use" cam from.
Don't worry mate.I am sure you will have plenty of opportunity to make fun of my mistakes too.
I hate the Da Vinci Code.
It's a crap book that is heavily plagiarised from various sources. It's not a good literary work. Go read something worthwhile. Also, basing any real belief off it is like trying to learn about cryptography by reading Digital Fortress (I tried reading it but my brain shut down 40 pages in, no clue what the hell he's talking about).
Originally posted by XanthosNZ I hate the Da Vinci Code.
It's a crap book that is heavily plagiarised from various sources. It's not a good literary work. Go read something worthwhile. Also, basing any real belief off it is like trying to learn about cryptography by reading Digital Fortress (I tried reading it but my brain shut down 40 pages in, no clue what the hell he's talking about).
Da Vinci Code = Trite novel dummies take too seriously
Anyone remember when The Celestine Prophecy came out and the New Age crapola that accompanied that? That book was written for readers at a third grade level, for Christ's sake.