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Adultery – In Biblical And Islamic Terms



Quote:I know reepicheep is the one you quoted, but what authenticity questions are you referring to?  Just out of sheer curiousity and interest on my part....

Here Iz question for your <b>trinity</b> [Image: biggrin.gif]


What would Jesus himself have thought of Paul? And don't forget that Jesus never knew Paul; the two men never once met. The disciples who knew Jesus best, such as Peter, James and John, have left no writings behind them explaining how Jesus seemed to them or what they considered his mission to have been. Did they agree with the interpretations disseminated by Paul in his fluent, articulate writings? Or did they perhaps think that this newcomer to the scene, spinning complicated theories about the place of Jesus in the scheme of things, was getting everything wrong? Paul claimed that his interpretations were not just his own invention, but had come to him by personal inspiration; he claimed that he had personal acquaintance with the resurrected Jesus, even though he had never met him during his lifetime.


Now, if the man was a proven liar - who will accept his letter - except some liars [Image: wub.gif]

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Adultery – In Biblical And Islamic Terms - by Rehmat - 02-05-2005, 01:07 AM

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