Question:
Christians, are fundamental beliefs such as "resurrection" fabricated?
Artemis
2016-07-03 08:51:32 UTC
"No appearance of a resurrected Jesus Christ is recorded in the oldest Gospel in the oldest Bible in the world. Nor are there resurrection narratives in any other old Bibles, the Alexandrian Bible, the Vatican Bible, the Bezae Bible and an ancient Latin manuscript of Mark code-named ‘K’ by analysts. "

" The oldest known complete Bible is the Codex Sinaiticus. Its version of the Gospel of Mark has dramatic variations from its modern-day counterpart and no mention of resurrection, that later became the central doctrine of the Christian faith.

It starts its story of Jesus Christ when he was ‘at about the age of thirty’. No reference is made to Mary, a virgin birth, Joseph of Arimathea, a Star of Bethlehem, or the 51 now-called Old Testament ‘messianic prophecies’. Words describing Christ as ‘the son of God’ do not appear in the opening narrative of the Gospel of Mark (Mark 1:1) as they do in today’s Bibles, and the modern-day family tree tracing a ‘messianic bloodline’ back to King David is non-existent in the Sinai Bible.

The Sinai Bible’s version of the Gospel of Mark ends its story with Mary Magdalene arriving at the tomb and finding it empty. Yet, in modern-day versions of the Gospel of Mark, resurrection narratives now appear (16: 9-20), and the Vatican universally acknowledges that they are forgeries."

http://www.vatileaks.com/vati-leaks/a-glaring-omission-in-world-s-oldest-bible
Thirteen answers:
anonymous
2016-07-03 13:21:15 UTC
Mark 16/1 most certainly recounts the resurrection from the codex sinaticus as well as the other Gospels there are older manuscripts but they aren't viable deteriorating and such they are good to spot check what's left and to show age.

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Why you are telling people that the codex dosent recount the resurrection can only be an attempt to deceive and bullsht people because the codex is plainly displayed on line and any person can Google.





Does the codex sinaticus recount the resurrection and you will be taken to 5 gospel chapters including the one you telling isn't their!





You must remember that Rome that hated Jesus Christ and Christianity actually was the entity that made Christianity mandatory!





Rome altered and published whatever it felt like including pagan documents mixed right on in with the Bible!





But along came people like me that knows how to read and compare Scriptures. And we catch the deliberate lies and call them !
NEVER SUBMIT... to evil
2016-07-03 09:09:04 UTC
The Faith of those of The True Christian Faith is not based upon a "book".... however God does prove to us the instruction found in "The Bible"



and you should be aware... if you have any basic real education... just how little actually supports any of the "history" of any part of "history"of the same general time-line covered in the Bible.. most all "history" of the time before about a few hundred years ago is almost all speculation bast on mostly fragmented and sparse physical remains.... and past on oral accounts....
anonymous
2016-07-03 09:06:41 UTC
Of course it is. the whole thing (christianity) is a fabrication of men.

That is very obvious to anyone who has studied it in any amount of depth.
?
2016-07-03 09:06:25 UTC
the lamb took out his own life and give it all freely. when the lamb that is worthy to open the scroll says that the lamb that has seven horns and seven eyes which is spirit of christ looked like slain. which it took out his life and freely give to men. for the salvation of sin is worthy to receive praise exaltation thanksgiving honor strength might blessing glory and power because he gives is life for all those that believe in the resurecton and dath of christ.
?
2016-07-03 09:05:26 UTC
No. The resurrection is the defining characteristic of Christ's life as exhibited in the two witnesses who culminate the Biblical epoch begun by Christ.
Artemis
2016-07-03 09:04:00 UTC
This New Testament came to be called The Bordeaux Testament, and it caused such a commotion in Protestant countries that when Catholics heard of their Pope’s deceptiveness, they rose up in unison against him, and attempted to destroy the entire print-run. Loaded carts coming from the printers were seized by angry mobs and burnt by the roadside. In consequence, it is believed that only four copies now exist. The Bordeaux Testament adds to the evidence that Christianity is the end result of a group of hierarchs within the Church conspiring together to create false and misleading documentation, and The Bordeaux Testament was another example of centuries of blatant papal dishonesty.

The fact is that Christian writings were purposely intended to deceive; they have deceived millions for millennia, and they deceive millions today. Centuries of endless frauds have proven productive for the Church, and The Bordeaux Testament was another unmitigated papal fraud. Its execution was typical of an ongoing and deceptive Vatican practice with no known precedent, and was characteristic of the deceit that has run rife in Christianity since its inception. http://www.vatileaks.com/vati-leaks/catholics-burning-new-testaments
?
2016-07-03 09:03:14 UTC
But paul writting before the gospel of mark talked about Christ appearing to over 500 people in 1 corinthians 15. And even goes as far as to say that many of them are still alive if one wanted to investigate. This Epistle is dated within 50 ad. That is within 20 years of the events. the gosple of mark is dated in the 70s 60s at the earliest. But that said mark does speak of an empty tomb which points towards a reurrection. Then there is the fact that the orginal texts are fragmented, the last part of the gosple is missing. So it more than likely does speak of reurrection,this of course is because of the reurrection preditions littered through out the gospel itself.
?
2016-07-03 09:00:00 UTC
Knowing what I know, I can only say it doesn't surprise me😢appalling yes, surprising? No. Gods Word is Truth 100% mans doctrines, well I don't trust one sentence they have written...God Bless, have a Safe And Happy Fourth!!!
anonymous
2016-07-03 08:58:20 UTC
no, the belief is not fabricated

it requires faith for a reason



For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: not of works, lest any man should boast. For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.
PaulCyp
2016-07-03 08:55:25 UTC
Are you serious? There is no direct description of the resurrection, since no-one was there. However, there are clear descriptions of His death, and numerous eye witness descriptions of His being alive a short time later. Not hard to figure out. 1+1=2
anonymous
2016-07-03 08:53:42 UTC
oooh



get out of that one, Christians, go on!!
?
2016-07-03 08:52:25 UTC
Christianity is fabricated.
Monk
2016-07-10 10:56:28 UTC
YES!


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