If Christianity is true, why aren't Jesus' miracles considered history like Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon?

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Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 18:09:52 2b1b7f No.582436

If Christianity is true, why aren't Jesus' miracles considered history like Julius Caesar crossing the Rubicon?

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 18:13:29 0400e2 No.582439

(((they))) love to revise and curate history

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 18:15:33 16383a No.582441

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yes Christ is the son of God then Satan the father of lies exists which explains perfectly the state of the world.

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 18:50:50 10b8f3 No.582455

(((Satan))) controls education.

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 19:14:00 350cb0 No.582471

They were considered history for millenia, then 1789 and secularism happened.

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 19:50:23 2b1b7f No.582492

Yeah, I guess this makes sense.

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 20:14:19 a612b8 No.582497

I always laugh when ancient-alien tier history channel fools try to explain away miracles with "natural phenomena" like saying Moses parting the red sea was the tide parting the reed sea

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 21:23:45 785209 No.582517

>>582497

I had a conversation with such people the other night about ancient aliens and how the ancient civilisations were so much more advanced than us.

It reminds me of Chesterton's quip about the likes of Ernest Renan and Anatole France who

>"discredit supernatural stories that have some foundation, simply by telling natural stories that have no foundation. "

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 21:26:47 21cca3 No.582521

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>>582436

>why isn't a famous emperor crossing a river treated the same as some jew in the desert multiplying bread out of thin air

i wonder why…

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 21:53:41 5565d5 No.582533

>>582521

"that jew" is more known and better recorded in history, then "famous emperor"

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 21:58:38 0625e5 No.582537

>>582533

He was the people's champion, hence he was more favorably viewed by his ever-growing group of followers. It's quite easy to unferstand how to cultivate your following when you're the one who crafted human nature in the first place.

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 22:07:52 a612b8 No.582542

>>582517

Exactly, they're vain in their imagination. They'll accept any worldview as long as it allows them to swim in their own filth.

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 22:10:23 3e7993 No.582544

>>582436

Nice circular reasoning there OP.

>we don't consider supernatural events to be "historical"

>Caesar crossing the Rubicon was not a supernatural event

>Caesar is therefore "historical"

>Christ was reported as performing miracles

>miracles are supernatural

>therefore Christ is not "historical"

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 22:11:03 5f4ae0 No.582545

>>582533

Whats your point?

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 22:16:41 9d0a60 No.582547

>>582436

Because modern historians are less intellectually honest than Julian the Apostate

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 22:53:57 f087a1 No.582558

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>>582521

>some jew in the desert

DELETE THIS NOW

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 23:02:06 967442 No.582560

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>>582521

>julius caesar

> a famous emperor crossing

Christanon 01/02/18 (Tue) 23:15:04 f7cbdc No.582571

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>i have never heard of flavius josephus

Christanon 01/07/18 (Sun) 11:56:31 08c0a4 No.585317

>>582497

To give them a little credit the original Hebrew does not refer to it as the Red Sea, but indeed as a Reedy Sea. This issue comes from the Greek. A staggering number of Christians don't know this.

Christanon 01/07/18 (Sun) 12:51:29 2152bc No.585321

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