The issue is whether there was a historical Jesus. Medicine woman asserted that religous scholars had confirmed her belief that there was no such person. That is absurd.
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M*W: Religious scholars did NOT "confirm my belief." You've got that backwards. My "belief" arose from the work of religious scholars.
It is not generally accepted by non-religious scholars that there was no historical Jesus. And for good reason.
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M*W: Wrong. Biblical scholars and archeologists confirm that Jesus couldn't have possibly existed.
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You are pissed off at the religious and Christians and I can think of many reasons for you to be, but that is beside the point.
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M*W: I'm not "pissed off." You are making assumptions that are incorrect. This is the same old christian excuse -- that I'm "pissed off at christianity." That's lame.
Medicine Woman' hypothesis has little merit. She could, coincidentally, be correct, but her assertion is weakly supported. The idea that some religious scholars confirmed his non-existence is a joke.
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M*W: It's not my "assertion," dear. I don't make up or create these ideas, unfortunately, because I research the topic. I read many versions of the topic at hand, and I come to my own conclusions. I wish that I were the originator of such information, and I would therefore be rich. All I do is weed out the information and accept what I believe to be the truth.
I suppose yet another bibliography is in order. Whew!