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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is zero evidence of his divinity.

There is some evidence that he may have existed in history. [/quote]

Moving the goal posts again? Now we have to prove he is divine? What does that have to do with his existence? [/quote]

Chill TF down. No one asked you to prove his divinity.

I was just commenting on the prior posts about divinity & historicity.

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Historicity - of anyone --can be proved  by checking the historical record.  Proving divinity is impossible via historical records. Belief in divinity only comes via faith.[/quote]

Yup. There is zero evidence of his divinity. (or anyone's) 
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For those that believe the gospels were ultimately based on reliable accounts (Q or quelle traditions), the story of resurrection is convincing. [/quote]

[b]resurrection is physically impossible.  Belief in that is totally a matter of faith.  [/b]

It actually seems somewhat insulting to religion to depend on an ancient account to back up your faith.  This implies that without these "reliable accounts" you wouldn't believe.

DO you have a reliable account of the ascension? Are you waiting for one before you will believe that Jesus ascended into heaven and sits at the right hand of God? [/quote]

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