Contradicting Biblical Conjecture about the Crucifiction - Heary, Gregory
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Some Christians tell me I must believe that Jesus was crucified, died for my sins and was resurrected, or else. Or else I will go to hell forever. If the alleged crucifixion, death and resurrection really happened and I have to believe how the bible says it happened in order to go to heaven, then how does the bible say it happened? Whether you believe in the bible or not we have to be fair and let the bible tell its side(s) of the story. Too often we get told a non-biblical Easter story narrative instead of the biblical version(s) of events. Despite what I was told and used to believe about…mehr

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Some Christians tell me I must believe that Jesus was crucified, died for my sins and was resurrected, or else. Or else I will go to hell forever. If the alleged crucifixion, death and resurrection really happened and I have to believe how the bible says it happened in order to go to heaven, then how does the bible say it happened? Whether you believe in the bible or not we have to be fair and let the bible tell its side(s) of the story. Too often we get told a non-biblical Easter story narrative instead of the biblical version(s) of events. Despite what I was told and used to believe about Jesus the bible paints a different picture than the Easter story they share in churches and mass media. After genuine study it is clear to the sincere reader that the biblical version of the crucifixtion contradicts the famous Easter story and each biblical gospel contradicts the other biblical gospels information about the alleged crime. This book proves that the crucifiction story which Christians are told and believe is biblical fact has no basis from the bible and is mythological conjecture composed of bits and pieces of some gospel texts wherein most biblical text on the subject is ignored because the 4 New Testament gospels contradict each other when describing the same alleged event. Basically to believe the Easter story requires one to disbelieve in most of the biblical text concerning the plot against Jesus. I guarantee that if you believe Jesus was crucified, died and rose again then you don't believe what the bible says regarding that. If the crucifiction story is true then I'd be a fool to disbelieve in it and if believing in it is the way to heaven then I'd be damned for doubting or disbelieving. Thus I offer my analysis in the hopes that a dialogue will begin and we all can be guided to the truth of what happened to Jesus the prophet of God.