Nativity My Ass - The Reality Of Jesus's Birth
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If anyone is curious about those pesky "missing years" of Jesus' life that the Bible rather inconveniently leaves out, I'd highly recommend Christopher Moore's "Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal". It is insightful, blasphemous and highly entertaining. Best of all, there are ninjas.
“The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.”― Stephen HawkingComment
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If anyone is curious about those pesky "missing years" of Jesus' life that the Bible rather inconveniently leaves out, I'd highly recommend Christopher Moore's "Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal". It is insightful, blasphemous and highly entertaining. Best of all, there are ninjas.
because I refuse to spank or tickle
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Alright, here's some other questions about Christ's birth date......
And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch over their flocks at night. Luke 2:8
19 How dreadful it will be in those days for pregnant women and nursing mothers! 20 Pray that your flight will not take place in winter or on the Sabbath. Matthew 24:19, 20
Why did Joseph and Mary travel to Jerusalem in the first place?
Would a Roman administrator require registration involving travel during the season when Judea was dangerous to travel in? Wouldn't he wait until a more opportune time? You can't pay your taxes if you're dead on the trail.
Since the winter solace is on December 21st all of these cults/religions put the rebirth/resurrection near that date. Which makes sense if you think about it. These people lived and starved by the harvest. The shortest day of the year followed by the lengthening of days. The rebirth of the sun! The winter solace was so important to all cultures that followed the movement of the stars/planets. It reaffirmed that spring would come and another planting season could begin.
So any hero or Messiah who you are creating, it makes sense that you have his birth or resurrection during the rebirth of the Sun.Originally posted by vandeleurE- Jesus . Playing both sides because he didnt understand the argument in the first placeComment
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There is also the theory by a lot of peeps that the "Eastern Star" was Sirius, and the three stars in the belt of Orion were called "The Three Wise Men" in ancient times, and if you line them up on Dec. 25th, they point directly to where the Sun rises on that day.Comment
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Um, Winter in the Middle East is kinda not cold hon.
Alright, here's some other questions about Christ's birth date......
Why were the Shepherds out tending their flocks in the middle of winter? Wasn't it common to bring in the flock for the winter?
Even Matthew takes time to mention that traveling in winter fucking sucks.
Why did Joseph and Mary travel to Jerusalem in the first place?
Would a Roman administrator require registration involving travel during the season when Judea was dangerous to travel in? Wouldn't he wait until a more opportune time? You can't pay your taxes if you're dead on the trail.
Since the winter solace is on December 21st all of these cults/religions put the rebirth/resurrection near that date. Which makes sense if you think about it. These people lived and starved by the harvest. The shortest day of the year followed by the lengthening of days. The rebirth of the sun! The winter solace was so important to all cultures that followed the movement of the stars/planets. It reaffirmed that spring would come and another planting season could begin.
So any hero or Messiah who you are creating, it makes sense that you have his birth or resurrection during the rebirth of the Sun.
Oh dear.
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I encourage the debunking process - and think that Christmas does much better as a secular holiday.
Oh dear.
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Aside from all the grown up reality stuff about Christmas, it is certainly worth it to see kids faces on Christmas morning.
Or, for instance, to see photos of PanaMatt on Santa's knee!
No, I am not a total humbug.Comment
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