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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]With his alleged birthday coming up, let's discuss the person that is being celebrated. Present your information and argument for Jesus, fact or fiction.[/quote]

Jesus would be disgusted by MAGA

Jesus was a socialist

The Gospels were written long after Jesus's death and are unreliable, contradictory, and heavily influenced by theological agendas rather than historical accuracy

Some theories suggest that the Jesus story was created by combining elements from various pre-Christian pagan mystery cults, such as Mithras and Osiris

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Correct.  But they don't tell you that in catechism[/quote]

That's becuase a catechism is a summary of religious doctrine used as a teaching tool to instruct people in morals and practices of a faith, with the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) being a prominent example, published in 1992, that outlines Catholic teaching on faith, sacraments, Christian life, and prayer.

Catecism is not a history, it is not a theological research paper on the origins of the writiings that have come down through the centuries. Those exist and are most likely to be studied in college courses in theology, such as The History of the Bible where you study what is known or theorized about the thousands of writings that are compiled into what we now call the Bible and its various editions and translations, including what is known and unknown about authors of those various writings -- brief synopsis here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authorship_of_the_Bible, and so on.[/quote]

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