Athiests and the like - I have something for you

Ever heard of the persian god Mithra? Do some research about it. You might actually be surprised.

I believe a TLDW is appropriate here.

I'm not an athiest myself, but I know how the internet works. A ten minute video is usually too long, much less ten videos.

no thanks

I believe a TLDW is appropriate here.Serraph105

it is

I thought after the unpleasantness with the CWU and the declaration that we are in Satan's Lair, evangelism was frowned upon here anywayxaos

I'm fairly positive nothing a religious person can say can make me believe in god.

[QUOTE="xaos"]I thought after the unpleasantness with the CWU and the declaration that we are in Satan's Lair, evangelism was frowned upon here anywayfoxhound_fox

[QUOTE="xaos"]I thought after the unpleasantness with the CWU and the declaration that we are in Satan's Lair, evangelism was frowned upon here anywayfoxhound_fox

Not gonna work, buddy. Atheists have "rational" explanations for miracles.

Not gonna work, buddy. Atheists have rational explanations for miracles.the_plan_man

[QUOTE="Kcube"]Christians trying to convert atheist - Check Athiest trying to get christians to stop beleiving - CheckDiophage

The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.

[QUOTE="Diophage"][QUOTE="Kcube"]Christians trying to convert atheist - Check Athiest trying to get christians to stop beleiving - CheckSamurai_Xavier

The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.

[QUOTE="Diophage"][QUOTE="Kcube"]Christians trying to convert atheist - Check Athiest trying to get christians to stop beleiving - CheckSamurai_Xavier

The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.

The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.Samurai_Xavier

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[QUOTE="Diophage"] I don't bother with that crap. If they wanted to, they would have stopped following religion a long time. I'm not saying they would have stopped necessarily believing that there may be a god, but at the least they would accept that the Bible and other similar texts as a fairy tale. Diophage

The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.

The man was a cool dude. But like the tons of literature back then, you can't really trust it. They believed the world was flat, center of the universe, no real bearing on science, and lived with governments heavily based on religion. Did Jesus self-rez? lol no

well you go believing god and when we find another form of life (cause we will youd be a fool to think were alone (but not like hardcore alien abduction bs)) the christian faith is going to need to explain exactly how they fit into this mess.. o wait right gods image n sh!t

[QUOTE="Samurai_Xavier"]The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.foxhound_fox

[QUOTE="Diophage"][QUOTE="Samurai_Xavier"]The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.Diviniuz

Why do you eat the body of christ? and let kids drink wine?Kcube

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[QUOTE="Diophage"] I don't bother with that crap. If they wanted to, they would have stopped following religion a long time. I'm not saying they would have stopped necessarily believing that there may be a god, but at the least they would accept that the Bible and other similar texts as a fairy tale. Diophage

The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.

I'm not going to bother looking for an article that proves the historical existence of Jesus. Just read Wikipedia. If you don't believe Jesus actually existed, had dozens of followers, and was killed by the Roman empire, you are not someone worth arguing with because its a pretty well known fact that Jesus was a real person, and most of the accounts in the Bible of his teachings are also real.

BTW, I'm not saying you have to believe he performed miracles or rose from the dead. It's fine if you don't believe that. But Christianity comes from his teachings, which are historically documented. Therefore, Christianity comes from a real person who gave real teachings, not from fairy tales.

[QUOTE="Diophage"][QUOTE="Samurai_Xavier"]The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurateSamurai_Xavier

[QUOTE="Samurai_Xavier"]The New Testament is certainly not a fairy tale. Jesus is a real historical figure by all extents, and the four gospels in the NT all give the same accounts. His teachings are the foundations of Christianity. While you may or may not believe that Jesus performed miracles, died and rose from the dead, you cannot say that he and his death aren't real because they are real by historical account. Therefore, Christianity isn't in any way a "fairy tale" nor does it come from "fairty tale" book. Also, many books in the Old Testament such as Kings are also historically accurate.foxhound_fox

Why do you eat the body of christ? and let kids drink wine?Kcube

[QUOTE="the_plan_man"]Not gonna work, buddy. Atheists have rational explanations for miracles.xaos

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="the_plan_man"]Not gonna work, buddy. Atheists have rational explanations for miracles.alexside1

Seriously, OP, you should know better than to try and convert the Atheists of OT. You'll have an easier time getting an OT metalhead to listen to rap or pop than you will have getting an OT Atheist (or most other Atheists in general) to believe in God.

[QUOTE="Diophage"]I don't need to prove it. Read wikipedia. That pretty much sums up your redundant paragraph. Samurai_Xavier

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="the_plan_man"]Not gonna work, buddy. Atheists have rational explanations for miracles.alexside1

"I don't understand

therefore God"

This will save a lot of people a lot of time.

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="the_plan_man"]Not gonna work, buddy. Atheists have rational explanations for miracles.alexside1

"I contend that we are both atheists. I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours." - Stephen Roberts

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="the_plan_man"]Not gonna work, buddy. Atheists have rational explanations for miracles.alexside1

yeah, like i havent lost enough time to the massive delusion going on called religion i would lose 2 h of my life ( dont rly know how long it is nor i care) to watch people make bs to fit in theeir book.