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  10.  @AverageAwesomeDude  one problem with a single Jesus is, the Romans had a massive bureaucracy, with records on everything from the name, residence and birthplace of every subject and citizen to who was executed and why. No records have been found that mention him as a person, but records to exist that speak of many preachers running about and preaching everything from rise up and make war against the empire to give unto Caesar his damnable tax money. Most of what is in the New Testament is directly traceable to the Old Testament, from prophesies to being nice to your neighbor and not swinging a sword at anyone who gets you mad. Worse, Paul came along and there's still a fair amount of dispute among theologians as to how much Paul upstaged Peter while Peter was traveling and preaching. As Gandhi once said, "I like your Christ, I don't like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ". How many forgive, rather than speaking of smiting whoever and wherever someone that angers them, who call themselves Christians? So unlike Christ. How many are willing to turn the other cheek, rather than resorting to Smith and Wesson? How many withhold judgement, lest they be judged according to the harshness of their judgement? That's the lesson, few listen to their own faith and are hypocrites by condemning strangers before learning anything about them, why they do things and simply judge and condemn. How should they be judged, if not according to their own rush to judgement and harshness of their judgement? The lesson isn't that of a man or son of anyone, the lessons are the message and lessons to learn and live by. For who would be judged the better person, the one behaving because of threats of eternal torture and nonexistence or someone that behaves because it's the right thing and better thing to do?
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