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Weren't the gospels of Luke and Matthew written before Marcion? :eh: So the consensus. But obviously I follow the my way. :whistling: My question is what criteria is used to determine Marcion is a historica historical figure? ;) That has nothing to do with this topic. ;) Any thoughts on that? Yes, ...

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Weren't the gospels of Luke and Matthew written before Marcion?

So the consensus. But obviously I follow the my way.

My question is what criteria is used to determine Marcion is a histerical figure?

https://www.jpost.com/Opinion/Op-Ed-Contributors/Was-there-a-Jewish-temple-in-ancient-Egypt-318363 There were two, actually. The one on Elephantine Island, which dates to Persian times, and a second "anti-temple" in Heliopolis, Egypt, built by the son of the HP Onias, probably not too long after 16...

. . . But I don't think there was a clear distinction between Jews and Christians in Domitian's time. Notice in Hegesippus above that Domitian was concerned with Jude's grandsons being "descendants of David" and feared the (Jewish) Messiah (aka "Christ") like Herod had in Mt. 2. This is illustrated...

. . After the 70 CE, the maximum triumph of evil was not more the Death of the Messiah, but the same destruction of the Temple by Romans . . There certainly were pre-70 AD Christians. The First Epistle of Clement also may've been written pre-70 AD according to Thomas J. Herron. https://books.google...

I entered the OP into an alleged AI chatbot and the following is part of the response. . . Are you currently in the tradition about Barabbas as criminal? I will learn that Pilate was inserted by the Judaizers in the narrative as the RELEASER the sense of PLT in hebrew of the criminal Barabbas . That...

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