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What is the evidence that the Catholic gospels and the Catholic epistles of Paul are the same as their heretical equivalent(s)? Just one piece of evidence other than the usual 'there is no evidence to the contrary' for that (idiotic) assumption. Why do you seek a evidence? No evidence will be given...

Anyone who continues to believe that Mark or any of the other gospels or any of the Pauline epistles hasn't been completely reworked by Irenaeus and his cronies is a complete fucking idiot. Any volunteers in da houze ? I do it :wave: You do what? Believe the latter day gospels & Paulines are th...

KK, I've revealed to you how the game is played. Now go to work Pal. Your mission is to bring the Spiritual Gospel of Paul/"Mark" to the Gentile Germans. Yes, I have learned more from you than from the Ehrmans and Carriers of this faithless generation. But first I want, that you sternly c...

Anyone who continues to believe that Mark or any of the other gospels or any of the Pauline epistles hasn't been completely reworked by Irenaeus and his cronies is a complete fucking idiot. Any volunteers in da houze ? I do it :wave: What's going on Stephan? The stupid Irenaeus and the ingenious go...

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JoeWallack wrote:Perhaps KK can find a related nice picture of the disciples going against the spirit.

& Simon Peter as captain

1. The tradition before Mark: 1 Cor 15:3 2. The end of Mark’s text: Mark 16:1-8 3. The end of Mark’s story: Mark 1:35-39 4. The connecting elements between the two stories German scholar Andreas Bedenbender writes in his book "Frohe Botschaft am Abgrund" (Good News on the brink. The Gospel...

That understanding of the word(s) makes the following, if based on the Hebrew, extremely unlikely: [Neil, Could you comment further on interpreting “branch” in Zec 6:12 as “rises”?] This latter is more likely in Zechariah 3 and 6, and also fits well with the Greek ἀνατολή, which naturally means ‘ri...

Mark discussed the problem of blind and fanatical followers - from his point of view - extensively (look for the word ὄχλος [ochlos] in GMark) and Paul too (1 Corinthians)? Further, and in my opinion, far more significant, though quite a bit astray from the OP, I do not agree with you Kunigunde Kre...

Hi Bernard, nice discussion and good points from you. Nevertheless, a small disappointment. How could you both overlooked that Mark discussed the problem of blind and fanatical followers - from his point of view - extensively (look for the word ὄχλος [ochlos] in GMark) and Paul too (1 Corinthians)? ...