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prefunk

(157 posts)
57. lol.
Mon Aug 11, 2014, 09:36 PM
Aug 2014

Substance free and childish. I'm sure you made quite the impression on your students.

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Boggles the very mind... immoderate Aug 2014 #1
What does this mean for us Christans? hrmjustin Aug 2014 #2
That your mythology just co-opted mythology that came before it? Goblinmonger Aug 2014 #3
Lol. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #4
Why is that funny to you? prefunk Aug 2014 #15
Most likely? I think not. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #19
What is then? prefunk Aug 2014 #20
Well I believe the story is true. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #22
What story? prefunk Aug 2014 #23
The Christian story. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #24
What makes "The Christian Story" fundamentally different from any other religious story that came prefunk Aug 2014 #25
Can you prove that this story is not true? hrmjustin Aug 2014 #26
I've already shown that christianity "co-opted mythology that came before it" is the most likely prefunk Aug 2014 #28
You haven't proven anything. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #30
I wasn't trying to prove anything, but I have given you facts, which you choose to ignore. prefunk Aug 2014 #32
I bid you a better day. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #35
I've shown you plenty. You are choosing to ignore it or dismiss it out-of-hand prefunk Aug 2014 #38
I am here because I want to be. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #41
"What makes it more believable? I don't know. For me I choose to believe it. " prefunk Aug 2014 #43
You''ve stated a proposition. okasha Aug 2014 #34
No, I've stated a fact and asked a question. prefunk Aug 2014 #39
The proposition is in post 28. okasha Aug 2014 #40
The same can be said about your intrusion into this conversation. prefunk Aug 2014 #42
You're giving me flashbacks okasha Aug 2014 #45
You're giving me a laugh. prefunk Aug 2014 #47
Still having those flashbacks. okasha Aug 2014 #54
lol. prefunk Aug 2014 #57
Post removed Post removed Aug 2014 #59
Considering the substance of many of your 5800+ posts. prefunk Aug 2014 #60
Well you are persistent. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #46
Which brings me back to the orginal question: What's so funny? prefunk Aug 2014 #49
Well it is a reasonable argument to argue that christians co-opted other beliefs but I do not hrmjustin Aug 2014 #53
lol. prefunk Aug 2014 #56
ok. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #61
yep. prefunk Aug 2014 #63
Have a pleasant evening. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #64
No you haven't. rug Aug 2014 #48
Yet another proclamation without explanation or basis. prefunk Aug 2014 #50
Counting yours, that makes two. rug Aug 2014 #51
I'm sure you believe that. prefunk Aug 2014 #55
Make that three. rug Aug 2014 #62
I realize that you believe that. prefunk Aug 2014 #65
Listen, there's a comfortable spot over there in the corner if all you want to do is repeat yourself rug Aug 2014 #66
You now want to make this personal. prefunk Aug 2014 #67
I don't know you well enough undder that name to make it personal. rug Aug 2014 #68
I'm sure you believe that. prefunk Aug 2014 #69
66 rug Aug 2014 #70
Because Jesus. elehhhhna Aug 2014 #52
Sadly, thats the most lucid reply in this conversation. prefunk Aug 2014 #58
Mostly paganism, specifically. AtheistCrusader Aug 2014 #16
Nothing to do with Christianity. hrmjustin Aug 2014 #21
There seem to be some patterns in some of the stories, but AtheistCrusader Aug 2014 #36
I think intermingling & cross-cultural influences were always parts of the history of religions. pinto Aug 2014 #6
And they still are. okasha Aug 2014 #7
You can call it mythology but I prefer to say... Viva_Daddy Aug 2014 #11
The Son/Sun homonym only occurs in English okasha Aug 2014 #5
That's what I said...nine months earlier (i.e. conception). Viva_Daddy Aug 2014 #8
Virgo is four months before Solstice, not nine. okasha Aug 2014 #10
Precession of the equinoxes has to be factored in as well. arcane1 Aug 2014 #29
It doesn't. okasha Aug 2014 #31
Right, but it does change in regard to the winter solstice n/t arcane1 Aug 2014 #33
Yes. It shifts the whole zodiac. okasha Aug 2014 #37
PS. It's not about LANGUAGE. It's about SYMBOLISM. Viva_Daddy Aug 2014 #12
Your OP subject line okasha Aug 2014 #14
the "son" ressurects itself every 24hrs at dawn and dies every 24 hrs at sunset. superstition is no msongs Aug 2014 #9
In addition to the daily cycle, there's a yearly cycle and a cosmic cycle. (3 in One) Viva_Daddy Aug 2014 #13
Nine months earlier is Aries/Pisces, not Virgo. Kinda blows your premise apart from the start. prefunk Aug 2014 #17
I seriously need off this planet. Like soon. AtheistCrusader Aug 2014 #18
Oh, come now. "Astrotheology"is a bit eccentric, okasha Aug 2014 #27
I personally find astrotheology rather reductionistic, but very interesting. Viva_Daddy Aug 2014 #44
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