Jesus came to Earth again! What?! Would we recognize Him?

[Uccisore]

@Artimas

Paganism does. It also has nothing to do with magic and raising from the dead, so what’s your point Ucci.
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My point is do you have any non-hearsay evidence that the Canaanites worshipped rabbits?

[skakos]

@Artimas

@skakos

@Ierrellus

Most would not recognize Jesus if he came back, much less do they recognize him in current manifestations. Jesus might just be the homeless drunkard who sleeps in the alley. In other words Jesus would be whomever we see in dire need. He would be that one who tugs at our conscience, not the one whose pomp and regality puts him above being human. If Jesus came again, teaching as he did, he would be re-crucified.

Indeed.

No one is ready to see his beliefs destroyed. Least of all by a pariah who just claism to “know” better…

But what made Jesus so different was the “simple” (actually it is not simple at all) fact that He lived according to what He teached…

How do you know that? Oh look at that, a claim to “know”. Interesting.

This is my opinion. Jesus was someone who destroyed the beliefs of people back in His days. This is what eh would do today. Such people ususally do not have happy endings…

[Ierrellus]

Agree. Jesus was killed by the religious establishment. The same Pharisees and Saducees exist today. He would suffer at the hands of, and/or be killed by the people who claim to believe in him.

[Artimas]

@Uccisore

@Artimas

Paganism does. It also has nothing to do with magic and raising from the dead, so what’s your point Ucci.
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My point is do you have any non-hearsay evidence that the Canaanites worshipped rabbits?

Well do rabbits come back from the dead, turn water into wine, or walk on water, do they claim themselves godly and divine? The timing and just in general what a rabbit is fits into what is being said. I am sure you could find something archaeological with symbolism of rabbits and fertility. More than you will ever find with Jebus.

Rabbits breed fast, hence symbol of fertility… Is that hard to recognize?

[Artimas]

This is my opinion. Jesus was someone who destroyed the beliefs of people back in His days. This is what eh would do today. Such people ususally do not have happy endings…

He destroyed paganism. Probably others too. Not just with his speeches and talking either, from putting wars into action indirectly. If he even existed.

[skakos]

@Ierrellus

Agree. Jesus was killed by the religious establishment. The same Pharisees and Saducees exist today. He would suffer at the hands of, and/or be killed by the people who claim to believe in him.

And what is so sad is to see people who claim to represent Jesus on Earth being in the same place where Pharisees used to be.

History turns in circles.

Round and round we go…