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dude, I have seen this in many history channel and discovery channel shows on roman history and I know that I can find some soon. but for starters here is an article from th seattle times, clearly not a christ based news paper. this is my edit, documentation from the history channel on sources of information on Jesus' Life, I will still find you more, Zenister

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Zen, gotta call B.S. Roman history even coincides with christian history, in the roman records, that have been recovered, from jerusalem, it is written, "Jesus of nazareth, risen from the dead" Ahh, what a wonderful world.

That is soooo Easy! The answer is definately YES! Here is Proof Turtle, you are funny, thank you for your input Ahh, what a wonderful world.

I'll believe anyone I trust, Douva once had me convinced the DZ was closed on a friday, cause of all sorts of crazy stuff that had happened to the DZ managers Ahh, what a wonderful world.

right now on the northeast side of san antonio I got gas for 1.72 dollars per gallon Ahh, what a wonderful world.

ok, thanks dude

have you ever had a tragedy in your Life Zen? Ahh, what a wonderful world.

no he still is omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient, and I am sure that he knew being God that it was very possible for all of us to fall, including that angel, the freedom of choice is a very powerful thing, some people choose to help others with it, others choose to kill with it. Zen, I understand you have a lot of questions and unfortunately C.S. Lewis ain't around any more but I asked a very wise older pastor about this with great thought and consideration he came back to me and said this: "Luther (Martin luther, we quote him all the time we are Lutheran's) often spoke of the dark areas of theology which we could not answer but just had to accept. Matters about Lucifer, Adam and Eve, etc, much of that would fall into that category. I agree with St. Anselm: I understand because I believe, not as the world thinks: I believe because I understand. Let’s face it somethings are very hard to understand we just have to accept them. But the alternative, is too horrible to contemplate. Hope this helps. I write as a parish pastor not a great thinker, philosopher, or theologian. Pastor DeVries" Zen there are things that I can never explain to you, there are things that no man can ever explain, you are very wise to look for answers I cannot say that I do not question things, I am a sinner after all, but I know this that I have nothing to lose through my faith, hopes, beliefs, etc. I understand because I believe, and on that I cannot bend. I appreciate so much your sharing your thoughts on this matter and hope that my words have helped you in some way. and I want you to know that i respect were you are coming from, I once stood there myself. Ahh, what a wonderful world.

thanks for sharing dude Ahh, what a wonderful world.

y'all I just wanted to thank you for talking to me about this right now, I appreciate the degree of respect y'all have been showing, i really appreciate it. Ahh, what a wonderful world.

This statement is what I'm most interested in here. Specifically, how personal responsibility fits with the concept of a sentient, tempting evil. Do people do things because they are bad, or because they weren't strong enough to resist an evil force? There may have been no intention to do evil until the voice whispers in their head. In that case how would they be judged in the end, should the lack of strength to resist a powerful influnce lead to damnation? we all have choices, our lives are just like our skydiving, our own responsibility. Ahh, what a wonderful world.

it is absolutely true... what you fail to realize is that God was the source of that ambition, the designer of every impulse, every ideal and attitude Lucifer contained.. he fell in exactly the manner God intended him too, God gives us all freedom of choice, that is why lucifer fell, he choose to, God did not make him hate Ahh, what a wonderful world.

this statement shows you have some erroneous assumptions about science you should attempt to shed... 'why not' is not the question science asks... the question is "why?" I am still seeking anwsers too, I do not have all the answers, but you are wrong to say that faith is something that is based solely on faith and hope, its also based on the history of christianity and what we know has happened. Ahh, what a wonderful world.

thanks, I am a christian and i do lean towards the supernatural side of things, I believe though that there are all different types of evil. I believe that some evil exists cause we create it. (like murders, and theives and the such) Man made big dog. Some evil exists cause thats how we explain some big picture things that happen, like the crops dying, but in the end I believe in the supreme evil, New and old testament, evil that lies and influences you to do the wrong thing. I am not saying this from a closed minded stand point, I have explored my options, and I have chosen christianity of my own free will, and i love it. fell free to write me back with any more questions you have! Ahh, what a wonderful world.

ya dude I am the polar opposite from you, but this part I have to disagree with "scientific" beliefs are based on a "why not" mentality, that is why we call them "theories" they can be proven wrong too Ahh, what a wonderful world.

thanks for your opinion zenister Ahh, what a wonderful world.

wow thanks Kev Ahh, what a wonderful world.

Jp I am christian and i would love to hear your opinion Ahh, what a wonderful world.

thanks kev, not to be too bold and you can tell me to shut the f up, but why don't you believe in supernatural forces? Ahh, what a wonderful world.

ok why not as a supernatural force? Ahh, what a wonderful world.

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you too are so kind to me Alicia, thank you and I will be on the lookout. I won't tell Jason Ahh, what a wonderful world.