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ManusJustus on 24 September 2008
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Tispower1 said:
ManusJustus said:

If Jesus was resurrected from the dead, his tomb would be the holyiest place on Earth, and you can be assured that somebody would bother to remember where it was.

Actual places etc have no meaning to Christians, what they mean however is completely different, but the actual place, the place his actual tomb was, why should I go there, what would I gain by going there?

And give some substantiation for your other religion 'miracles', and give numbers.

Actual places have a lot of meaning in Christianity.  Surely you've heard of the Church of Nativity (Jesus' birthplace) and the Holy Sepulchre (where Jesus was crucified).  It is insanely important to Christians, and if you ever go there you will find numerous Christian groups from around the world, from European Catholics to American Protestants to churches in Asia you have probably never heard of.

Other religions, just like Christianity, have numerous miracles.  Asking me to narrow it down would be like asking me to pick a piece of hay out of a hay stack.