expos4ever
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About the comparison to Santa Claus. On the one hand, I get it - there is at least a superficial truth to your implication that there is no more evidence for Jesus than for Santa. I see no direct evidence at all for God - no miracles, no inner voices, etc.
On the other hand, I think there are a smattering of compelling things about the Biblical narrative as a whole. No time now to get into the details but I will make this very general claim to start: To the extent that one can say that Jesus fulfilled prophecy, He did so in such an unpredictable and strange way that it would take quite an imagination to invent the Jesus story.
On the other hand, I think there are a smattering of compelling things about the Biblical narrative as a whole. No time now to get into the details but I will make this very general claim to start: To the extent that one can say that Jesus fulfilled prophecy, He did so in such an unpredictable and strange way that it would take quite an imagination to invent the Jesus story.
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