Do you acknowledge the existence of jesus?

Regardless of if you were to agree or disagree with Jesus Christ, would you still acknowledge that he was a real person that existed on Earth? I know some argue there’s not enough evidence to support he was actually here? I suppose that’s why they call it “Faith”? What’s your opinion? Do you have any personal true facts or figures that could prove or disprove Jesus Christ?

Yes, he was a real person that walked on Planet Earth 21
No, there is no sufficient evidence he was here. 8
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  • ospry

    This is the stupidest debate. Jesus the person absolutely did exist. Whether or not you believe in his divinity is a totally separate issue

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk

    i think he was a scammer who was secretly twins and thats how he pulled off the resurrection

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    • dude_Jones

      Them thar magic tricks back in his day were seductive as fuck. But now, after 2000 years it’s getting to be old shit.

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  • DarkMatter

    The debate would make more sense if the options were like:

    Yes, he was a real person but not divine

    No, he never walked on earth.

    Yes, he was a real person and divine.

    Yes, he walked on earth, he was divine, but not the son of God (the only conflict in belief Muslims have with Christians)

    My answer is the fourth answer

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  • olderdude-xx

    The evidence is overwhelming that he existed. Even the Jewish people have never questioned his existence.

    What he represents is a totally different question, and a subject of much debate.

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  • Tinybird

    I believe he was a real person.

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  • powertothepeople

    Jesus was actually quite problematic. You need to read critical race theory and educate yourself.

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    • 1234tellmethatyoulovememore

      Jesus himself? Or his followers?

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  • litelander8

    I guess the bottom line is that I just don’t care and it really doesn’t matter.

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    • Kmoshea5

      Then why are you on the “spirituality and beliefs” section friend? If you don’t want to hear about spirituality or beliefs, go do something else with your time please? Thanks.

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      • Clunk42

        If you post something, it gets put in the "Newest Posts" category. Most people just scan the Newest Posts category and look at anything that catches their eye. That's why I'm here, for example.

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  • Tawfeq

    If you want to know the story of Christ, read the Noble Qur’an belonging to Muslims that differs from the story we know
    And I think that the life of Christ mentioned in the Holy Qur’an is the correct one

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  • Tawfeq

    If you want to know the story of Christ, read the Noble Qur’an belonging to Muslims that differs from the story we know
    And I think that the life of Christ mentioned in the Holy Qur’an is the correct one

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  • RoseIsabella

    Jesus was a real flesh, and blood person who walked on this Earth, and I also believe that he was, and still is the Messiah!

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  • 1234tellmethatyoulovememore

    Yes, I believe Yeshua of Nazareth, or Jesus, existed. That is a separate questions to whether he is divine or whether he performed any miracles.

    I do also consider myself a follower of Christ and a Quaker. But I do not speak for all Quakers, and I am also nontrinitarian (or semi-trinitarian, my interpretation is different) which puts me at odds with other Christians.

    But to my knowledge I believe he had people writing within 50 years of his death about what had occurred. If you think about it, Jesus was a commoner. It wasn't like he was a prince who would show up in history otherwise.

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  • allialli

    Even if Jesus Christ flew through my roof and told me Heaven was real and I needed to repent I would still not be a Christian. I refuse to follow the Christian god.

    Why would I worship someone who sends people to suffer for all eternity just because they don't believe he's real? Why would I worship someone who purposefully and knowingly sent all of his creations to a planet where they'll suffer from things like rape, abuse, poverty, and so much more? I don't care if I'm sent to hell, I will never love a god like that.

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    • TheAmateurStrongmanCompetitor

      you believe he did all that, you believe in that side of the story. What I don't understand is why you didn't mention God's enemy he's the one who tricks people like you into believing what you believe. Ever think of that? Also besides all that I have a question, do you believe in God?

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      • allialli

        If God is all powerful and all knowing, he can get rid of Satan easily, but he chooses not to. He chooses to let his creations suffer in the name of "testing their love". Satan doesn't have to tell me whats obvious. I neither believe in nor don't believe in God. Either way, I don't like him. You can believe in him if you want to, but in my humble opinion, God is a jealous asshole who is perfectly okay with allowing his children to suffer. But of course, it's okay, because he "loves me and forgives me".

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    • 1WeirdGuy

      The one thing I dislike about chrisrian churches is it tries to portray God as too loving and forgiving. He's clearly a God that wants you to fear him. It doesn't mean he isnt real. But they put off a lot of ppl by saying he's all sunshine and rainbows, and then those ppl finally pick up a bible and think "wtf". The christian God is not what they portray. They should be real about it.

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  • LloydAsher

    Of course. He was on the fucking roman census. Cant get more real as a person than to have your tax information accounted for.

    Now for his miracles and teachings all I can say is that those lessons were good. Helped people kick the habit of slavery... eventually. Because theres no pragmatic reason to end slavery. It's just moral to accept every human life as being an equal.

    You can be moral but not religious. I carry myself as such.

    I'm hedging my bets on the identity of god. Playing by the golden rule and cross my fingers that heaven or reincarnation await when I die.

    For the religious aspect of jesus? I'd say there was too much use of lead as cooking and drinking vessels. But for all the religions that came out of the middle east. Christianity is the better one.

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