Jesus was a Hindu Monk and Survived the Cross
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Originally posted by BroInChrist:
Yes I am well aware that he purposely chose a nick that would be a direct affront to the Christian. In fact I doubt his surname is Tan too. He is simply playing on the SATan name. He does not hide the fact that he is a troll out to troll here, and his responses pretty well confirmed that. This is just an account newly created today to troll the forum here.This forum used to be very informative, I learned a lot, even from the non Christians who posted here. It was a place for Christians to discuss and shares, non Christians came here with questions and queries, many with very strong personal opinion, but most respected this as a Christians forum, and more importantly, they respected God whom they do not accept, it is like going to somebody's house you respect his father even though he is not your father.
This is a jungle now.
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Originally posted by Tcmc:
Agreed.
If we "MUST" thank the Christian God, then let us also thank all the other Gods. From Allah, Sikh God to Lord Krishna and the Jade Emperor.
Let's be ".fair"
ya...lets be fair.. mus thank all gods!! haha -
Originally posted by sgdiehard:
This forum used to be very informative, I learned a lot, even from the non Christians who posted here. It was a place for Christians to discuss and shares, non Christians came here with questions and queries, many with very strong personal opinion, but most respected this as a Christians forum, and more importantly, they respected God whom they do not accept, it is like going to somebody's house you respect his father even though he is not your father.
This is a jungle now.
In other threads,
I have also asked you nicely to
1. Provide evidence for the miracles in the bible
But you have not answered me. Perhaps, the forum is less informative now because christianslike you do not know how to answer our questions?
Please note that while I ask you to provide evidence for the miracles, I am really asking a sincere question.
I keep my mind open. I dont ask a question and in my mind think "hahah I am gonna trap sgdiehard".
So please, if you wan to keep this forum informative, try to answer me and stop blaming others for causing the forum to be not informative
Thanks.
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Originally posted by Tcmc:
Yes it's their style, but it's not very objective loh. :)
My christian frens say that faith is not about having all the right answers....they emphasize on faith more than on facts....they say questions are for religion....not faith...I dunno what they mean....
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Originally posted by Demon Bane:
My christian frens say that faith is not about having all the right answers....they emphasize on faith more than on facts....they say questions are for religion....not faith...I dunno what they mean....
Yea agreed.
My christian friends also told me faith is more impportant than facts.
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Originally posted by Tcmc:
Yea agreed.
My christian friends also told me faith is more impportant than facts.
but if we attribute all the mystery to god... and then all the qns which they dun not have answers to "faith is more impt than facts" isn't it like a self delusion? -
Maybe they can do that....but for me, I like to have answers.......Hahaha!
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Originally posted by [imdestinyz]:
but if we attribute all the mystery to god... and then all the qns which they dun not have answers to "faith is more impt than facts" isn't it like a self delusion?I guess it's quite convenient.
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i supposed it would be better to say "im not sure of the answer" or simply"i dunno the answer"
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Originally posted by [imdestinyz]:
i supposed it would be better to say "im not sure of the answer" or simply"i dunno the answer"
Thats true.
When the religious people ask me if any scientists know about the origins of the big bang, I say no one really knows.
It's a fact that no one really knows and it's ok to not know.
But some people have a problem with not knowing. I wonder why. Could it be pride?
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So what's the Christian perspective on the "missing" years or un-documented years of Jesus Christ ? Did he really went to India ?
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Originally posted by Demon Bane:
So what's the Christian perspective on the "missing" years or un-documented years of Jesus Christ ? Did he really went to India ?
tracking a person's movement from 2k years ago... it wont be easy to answer u!
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Originally posted by Tcmc:
In other threads,
I have also asked you nicely to
1. Provide evidence for the miracles in the bible
But you have not answered me. Perhaps, the forum is less informative now because christianslike you do not know how to answer our questions?
Please note that while I ask you to provide evidence for the miracles, I am really asking a sincere question.
I keep my mind open. I dont ask a question and in my mind think "hahah I am gonna trap sgdiehard".
So please, if you wan to keep this forum informative, try to answer me and stop blaming others for causing the forum to be not informative
Thanks.
no, your mind is not open, if your Christians friends tell you that faith is more important than facts, do you accept what he said?
What is miracle? it is something that we cannot explain with existing knowledge, and Christians believe that is the power of God, do you accept the answer, even if you don't accept that reasoning?
You may not be happy is whatever made others happy, you cannot deny the fact that others are happy.
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Originally posted by sgdiehard:
no, your mind is not open, if your Christians friends tell you that faith is more important than facts, do you accept what he said?
What is miracle? it is something that we cannot explain with existing knowledge, and Christians believe that is the power of God, do you accept the answer, even if you don't accept that reasoning?
You may not be happy is whatever made others happy, you cannot deny the fact that others are happy.
sgdiehard.
1. You like to assume things. you are not a psychic so you wont know if my mind is not open or not.
2. So basically, you are saying that there is no evidence for the miracles because you cannot explain it. Ok so I thank you for your answer. At least you answered!
3. Since you already answered me about christian miracles "surpassing" all human knowledge. Can I also ask what is your opinion on hindu miracles, muslim miracles and buddhist miracles?
Thank you in advance and I hope we continue to engage. I hope you wont stop answering my questions and think that I am "trolling" or what.
As long as you answer and I know your opinion, I will acknowledge it but I might not accept it.
Dont assume every nonchristian who questions is a troll cos' I am not.
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Originally posted by Demon Bane:
So what's the Christian perspective on the "missing" years or un-documented years of Jesus Christ ? Did he really went to India ?
you know what you know, you don't know what you don't know.
Actually it was said that Jesus went to China, where he taught the Chinese what is righteousness, 義，it is a lamb covering me, indicating that we are made righteous because of the sacrifice of the lamb, Jesus, on the cross, so the word 義 should be written with the word lamb 羔 on top of the word me, 我.
He also taught them the story of Noah, so the word ship, 船，should be writen as a boat, 舟， with 8 persons, Noah's family of 8, 八�. That is how the word 船 is written.
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Originally posted by [imdestinyz]:
tracking a person's movement from 2k years ago... it wont be easy to answer u!
My christian frens say not likely....but they say its not important....the important thing is he will save many people, even if he's been to India....He is still considered as a saviour to all human....that's what I hear from my christian frens....
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Originally posted by sgdiehard:
you know what you know, you don't know what you don't know.
Actually it was said that Jesus went to China, where he taught the Chinese what is righteousness, 義，it is a lamb covering me, indicating that we are made righteous because of the sacrifice of the lamb, Jesus, on the cross, so the word 義 should be written with the word lamb 羔 on top of the word me, 我.
He also taught them the story of Noah, so the word ship, 船，should be writen as a boat, 舟， with 8 persons, Noah's family of 8, 八�. That is how the word 船 is written.
Hey that's something new to me! Thanks for sharing !
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Originally posted by Tcmc:
Usual tactic of BIC -
1. Refuses to read carefully and look at the evidence
2. Refutes all our statements without credible evidence
3. Throws in a lot of christian jargon, as if everyone's christian here and as if the bible is applicable to everyone.
4. Makes alot of baseless statements
5. Accuses others of logical fallacies but commits 2 fallacies - confirmation bias and special pleading
6. Uses only religious sources
Point 2 is his major fault so far as i see
He will frustrate the debate with you, me or RA etc, then quickly pronounce others are here to trolls/pride/ego etc
then u get monkeys like badzmaro jumping into the bandwagon
Then cycle repeat
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Originally posted by Tcmc:
Demon Bane
When doing a research paper or finding an answer, all of us (me including) must try to look at all kinds of sources.
When discussing with BIC, I look at both christian and non-christian sources and even agree to some of his points.
But BIC chooses only christian religious sources and insists he is being more objective than me.
I dont expect him to agree with me. BuT I do expect that if we want an intellectual discussion, we should look at more sources instead of committing the error of confirmation bias by looking at what we want to look at only.
Tcmc,
Why don't you actually interact with the contents of the article instead of whining about the Christian nature of my sources? Time and again you commit the genetic fallacy when you complain about my Christian sources.
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Originally posted by [imdestinyz]:
thanking god for science? thats something real new to me... no wonder i always feel most christians are intoxicated in one way or another. Their eyes only have god... in that case why only thank god for science? can we thank buddha, allah and religious figures from other religions? or shld we onli be thanking christian's god (aka jesus, correct me if im wrong)It's something new to you because you probably are not aware of the Christian roots of modern science. Again SECULAR sources are available for you to read up on this. I even quoted Loren Eisley, a non-Christian, who relunctantly credit the Christian worldview for being the impetus for modern science. It's a historical fact, the earlier you concede that the less you have the mistake of thinking that science and the Bible are in perpetual conflict.
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Originally posted by Tcmc:
sgdiehard.
1. You like to assume things. you are not a psychic so you wont know if my mind is not open or not.
2. So basically, you are saying that there is no evidence for the miracles because you cannot explain it. Ok so I thank you for your answer. At least you answered!
3. Since you already answered me about christian miracles "surpassing" all human knowledge. Can I also ask what is your opinion on hindu miracles, muslim miracles and buddhist miracles?
Thank you in advance and I hope we continue to engage. I hope you wont stop answering my questions and think that I am "trolling" or what.
As long as you answer and I know your opinion, I will acknowledge it but I might not accept it.
Dont assume every nonchristian who questions is a troll cos' I am not.
You don't need a psychic to tell you that you have a closed mind, and I say this with regards to your mindset on Christianity. I don't assume, I read from what the discussions here.
If I cannot explain, it can be due to my limited knowledge on the subject matter, it may not be a miracle. It is something that cannot be explained with all human knowledge and wisdom, and happened with a purpose to review or glorify God that we Christians believe.
What you think you can explain is not necessary evidence to what have happened. We cannot assume that we know everything.
If you want to know about Muslim miracles, Buddhist miracles, Hindu miracles, Taoist miracles, go ask them, but you first must respect what they believe, or else you will not have any answers, it doesn't mean they do not give you an answer.
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Originally posted by sgdiehard:
you know what you know, you don't know what you don't know.
Actually it was said that Jesus went to China, where he taught the Chinese what is righteousness, 義，it is a lamb covering me, indicating that we are made righteous because of the sacrifice of the lamb, Jesus, on the cross, so the word 義 should be written with the word lamb 羔 on top of the word me, 我.
He also taught them the story of Noah, so the word ship, 船，should be writen as a boat, 舟， with 8 persons, Noah's family of 8, 八�. That is how the word 船 is written.
1. sgdiehard, I have learned this 義 and 船 when I was a christian. But I also ask myself now whether all these are coincidences. Because in the chinese written language, there are thousands and thousands of words. So actually we can derive a lot of things from these thousands of words. So for example for this word 義 , the muslims can also derive it as the goat that Abraham sacrificed in place of Ishmael. For 船 the å‡ is not å…«. It's different, if we want to be specific.
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Originally posted by BroInChrist:
Tcmc,
Why don't you actually interact with the contents of the article instead of whining about the Christian nature of my sources? Time and again you commit the genetic fallacy when you complain about my Christian sources.
My social Studies teacher back in secondary school.. and my uni lecturer has been telling me that if the source itself is unreliable, the content itself will be unreliable. So you are asking TCMC to interact with unreliable content?
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Originally posted by sgdiehard:
You don't need a psychic to tell you that you have a closed mind, and I say this with regards to your mindset on Christianity. I don't assume, I read from what the discussions here.
If I cannot explain, it can be due to my limited knowledge on the subject matter, it may not be a miracle. It is something that cannot be explained with all human knowledge and wisdom, and happened with a purpose to review or glorify God that we Christians believe.
What you think you can explain is not necessary evidence to what have happened. We cannot assume that we know everything.
If you want to know about Muslim miracles, Buddhist miracles, Hindu miracles, Taoist miracles, go ask them, but you first must respect what they believe, or else you will not have any answers, it doesn't mean they do not give you an answer.
1. Which parts of my discussions led you to believe that I have a closed mind? If you can, please show me
2. Yes I acknowledged that you say that there is currently no evidence for miracles because miracles 'are supposed to be' beyond human comprehension.
3. For muslim miracles and hindu miracles, I just want your opinion? I mean I would love to ask them if I could, but since we are on the topic of miracles, I thought it would be relevant to ask you because you do believe in a "supernatural world". Do you think their miracles are also powerful and a testimony for their respective God?
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Originally posted by [imdestinyz]:
My social Studies teacher back in secondary school.. and my uni lecturer has been telling me that if the source itself is unreliable, the content itself will be unreliable. So you are asking TCMC to interact with unreliable content?
imdestinyz
I have no problem with religious sources, if they are sound.
But what BIC is doing wrongly is to quote all his sources from religious websites and books and insists he's being objective.
It's wrong. The correct method is to quote from both religious and nonreligious.
Thats what I do too. E.g, When i look up the age of the dead sea scrolls, i look at both religious and nonreligious sources.