Hamas legalizes Crucifixion

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Avinash_Tyagi said:

Actually, Jesus' tomb was found...It was a well-known site that was chronicled in the Bible, which still exists to this day

Incorrect

Once again that site is only where they say Christ was buried, however if that was true then where are the bones or the actual tomb? It is only believed by christians to be Golgotha, but once again there is no definitive evidence that Jesus was actually buried there in fact the authenticity of the location is uncertain as well.

As one of the Archaelogists admits that they don't know:

"We may not be absolutely certain that the site of the Holy Sepulchre Church is the site of Jesus' burial, but we have no other site that can lay a claim nearly as weighty, and we really have no reason to reject the authenticity of the site."

Now if this is supposed to be Jesus's burial site, where are dem bones?  Why are't they certain that he was buried there?

Like I said there is no evidence that Jesus was actually a real person just second hand writings , heck they can't even find the body or the actual grave

To interject a medium opinion, you both have points but Avinash is asking the important questions... How on Earth do you know?

I've read up on the Holy Sepulchre and the science behind it is sketchy at best. Yes, it's the most likely burial place of Christ that's been found. On the other hand, expecting to actually find bones there is ridiculous. Almost no bones are found in any burial place nowadays. This isn't Indiana Jones. Almost any burial site has been looted multiple times over the years and the expectation of bones is like wishing for God's hand to guide you the way to Eden. It just doesn't happen.

But, to the best of my knowledge, there are records of Christ existing. Whether he's the Son of God or not is up for each person to decide. Isn't that the point of religion in the first place? I'm a dedicated Agnostic but I won't refute that the man existed. His holyness is definitely up for debate, though.

It's times like this where I really appreciate my Religious Studies, Anthropology, and Sociology classes. God knows I hated them all (except for physical antrhopology, that shit rocked).