This is your idea of a conversation starter? You must be the next best thing to nerve gas at social gatherings.Milesius wrote:...the incompetent exegete...incompetent in his own discipline...incompetent in mine as well...other ridiculous/incompetent things...
Reading Robert M. Price "Deconstructing Jesus"
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Re: Reading Robert M. Price "Deconstructing Jesus"
Surprise, surprise, there is no divine mandate for the Church to discuss and portray its history accurately.
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Re: Reading Robert M. Price "Deconstructing Jesus"
Milesius wrote:Incidentally, I am aware of Kishkumen's academic background; it gives him NO special insight into the New Testament or the historicity of Jesus. In fact, if anything, I would say that it gives him a false sense of knowledge in a discipline that exists apart from his. This is manifest in his affection for the crackpot Bob Price as well as his unknowledgeable remarks concerning the dates of the Gospels.
Milesius, I don't see how a PhD in ancient history would not be applicable to ancient history. Maybe the problem is that I don't coddle people like you who are accustomed to having sunshine blown up their rear ends for the sake of making you feel better about a pretty bad evidentiary situation. It's true that I won't do that.
You'll also note that, like you, I was not impressed by Richard Carrier.
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