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Steven Avery wrote:without much fanfare, to find a cliff that could do some harm

I don't read it that literally.

I happen to follow the unknown authors were far removed from any actual event, the more detail, the less credibility I place.

Right and I always think that we have to be careful to imitate our adversaries. They look stupid in their certainty, we too look stupid when we seem entrenched in our certainties. In both cases it comes down to personal biases. . Nope. It is much easier to fall into a conspiracy minded philosophy a...

It is a very strong theory of recipient Nope. It is not very strong. although anybody stuck in late dating due to skeptic presuppositions would have a hard time accepting the fairly obvious identity. Rubbish. It is just the opposite and I understand the origins in full, for this guess. Luke himself...

The missing books from this list, are they listed as not authored by Jewish-Christians? Who authored them if not Jewish-Christians? Proselytes and gentiles, who had recently joined the movement. Thanks for that list. Does not do any justice to anything. The answer is we don't know, and the answer w...

Steven Avery wrote:

outhouse wrote:200-400 is the typical well educated modern guess.

I actually meant the location .

Which can help with the size.

Unknown. And you already know the educated guesses.

Hi, What is the evidence for and against the hypothesis that the authors of the canonical books of the Greek new testament were Jewish. What are some of the discussion points concerning the hypothesis that the authors of the canonical books of the Greek new testament were Jewish. That Luke wrote to...

No one here besides spin, Joe Wallack and DCH has even an idea about what Judaism is and - in at least one case - what is possible within Judaism.' Agreed I feel I have a pretty good grasp on it. Your right, few know the concept well enough to comment about it. How is it that there is a collective ...

It's hard to claim that Mark represented "early belief". I would only argue some earlier beliefs, in context. Do you doubt Gmark is a compilation? The Pauline corpus is our earliest christian literary tradition. So what? Not the price of tea in China is it? Our earliest traditions states ...

The missing books from this list, are they listed as not authored by Jewish-Christians? Who authored them if not Jewish-Christians? Proselytes and gentiles, who had recently joined the movement. Thanks for that list. Does not do any justice to anything. The answer is we don't know, and the answer w...

Leucius Charinus wrote:You tell me.

You cannot tell the difference.

Why do you think Pauls Judaism is debated?