Dr. James White with a rebuttal of Rob Bell's teaching on Mithra and Attis
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Monday, March 07, 2011
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Rob Bell has been watching too much Zeitgeist
ReplyDelete@Marn Chi:
ReplyDeleteShould be. I didn't see that movie though (if it was a movie)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNf-P_5u_Hw
ReplyDeleteits on youtube, introduced to me by my cousin-in-law who is obsessed with conspiracy theories
@Marn Chi:
ReplyDeleteI see. Yea, typical rubbish. None of which can be validated.
Nobody even knows what Jesus' real birthdate is for that matter.
The gospels and epistles do in fact directly challenge Caesar. They challenge not his political leadership, but his claim to be divine, by describing the rule of Christ in terms that were known to be used by Caesar. Christ the true Son of God, the true Lord, vs. Caesar, is an important part of the message of the New Testament. The Jewish background is also very pertinent. I don't see this as an either/or but both/and. Christ came as a Jew in the context of occupation by the Roman Empire.
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