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On Thu, 17 Apr 2003 10:20 am, Darren Pilgrim wrote:
> We can sit here for hours and pick apart everything, discuss wood fragments
> found in the mountains, caves with odd markings, strange magnetic fields,
> and get nothing accomplished.  But that's not because it doesn't exist and
> stuff

Since you went there...

For me, its not that complicated, Jesus was killed by the Roman guards, then 
heaps of people saw him alive.... Either the romans did a bad job at killing 
him (unlikely) or he did raise from the dead.

You could perhaps argue maybe they got someone who looked like him to trick 
people, but again I think unlikely, I dont think people 2000 years ago were 
as stupid as you paint them out to be. (:

 - jacob

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