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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Exactly, PP!  That's what I tell people about the climate change debate -- it's all so complicated talking about so many thousands of years that's it's SO HARD to know what's right!!!

That was sarcasm.  The great weight of scholarly authority says he existed.  If you want to disagree, go ahead, but stop acting like it's a coin flip.  You're in a small minority.[/quote]

+1. And [b]we're all so sick of PP[/b] substituting insults for actual arguments and sock-puppetting herself like she did a page ago. If PP disagrees, she needs to tell us why Dickson is wrong instead of insulting him. Even a hint of an actual argument would make a good start.[/quote]

PP should be careful about speaking in absolutes, because there's no way of knowing how we on this forum all feel.[/quote]

Oh I think it's pretty clear that you're the only one here who thinks unoriginal insults and talking about yourself in the third person are substitutes for real discussion.

Tell us why you disagree with Dickson, or answer the questions about your own theory. Who exactly stood to benefit by "creating" Jesus (hint: your earlier answer about Romans in the AD 300s suffer d from some obvious chronological problems). Why should we ignore Mark and Paul in 55 AD (not even Lataster ignores them). [/quote]

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