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  • Reviewed by stumbleideafarm on Oct 22, 9:30pm

    Regardless of whether any of this is proof of the non-existence of a Jesus known as the Christ, it is important to remember that many writings were destroyed either in wars or massive book burnings as one group attempted to erase the history and culture of another. There may have been lost writings about this Jesus that would fill many gaps in what we have today. Then if he were a real person, there would be much more richness about his character that would inspire people. If a mythological character, he would still be rather awesome!
  • Rated by Philcons on Jul 15, 10:42pm

    A study of the roots of the bible. Raises more questions than it answers. Although disjointed its a good read for the sceptical.
  • Rated by Katrus on May 30, 12:10pm

    Nice deconstruction of the gospels, here.
  • Reviewed by SigmaNu1775 on Feb 09 2009, 5:59pm

    The amount of information you need to convince there is no god. sadly, its a lot.
  • Rated by zoskiaos on Dec 30 2007, 9:34am

    "What is the basis for the claim that 'Jesus never existed'?"
  • Reviewed by tisstupid on Apr 03 2007, 11:03am

    Don't tell James Cameron about this. He dug up Jesus' grave. :) This is all interesting, but hardly proof. What it basically comes down to is you either believe in Jesus' existence or you don't. There's always something new every year; they find Jesus's grave, they find out he didn't exist. It's up to the individual to decide if their personal experience with their deity warrants the faith they hold for him/her/it.
  • Rated by Simgirl2alot on Apr 03 2007, 10:05am

    I respectfully disagree with the article and with Airintake44, and GodofThunder.