Did Shri Jesus really die for forgiveness of sin, or did others say that about ?

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, " Violet " <vtubb@b...>

wrote:

>

> Another question i have is, did Jesus ever say He had to die for

> forgiveness of sin, or did others say that about Him?

>

 

Dear Violet,

 

Jesus never said anything about Him dying for humanity's sins. What

type of God sends down incarnations to be tortured in the most

horrific manner in order to rid others of sin? This is a Christian

lie made up over the centuries because questions were asked: " Why

were humans able to kill Jesus (despite Him having so much power)? "

" Why did a most powerful God not save Him? " " How could God allow His

son to languish and be tortured on the cross for days? "

 

The most convinient answer is that Jesus had to die so that the sins

of humans could be wiped out. And He had to die most slowly and

painfully because there was too much sin on Earth. (i wonder how many

weeks will it take today?)

 

Violet, when this theory was put forward the world was still flat and

the centre of the universe. And those reading bibles or questioning

Church authority met the same fiery fate at the stake as witches

flying on brooms. Fiction became fact. This deeply ingrained but

baseless Christian conditioning is very difficult to overcome as it

is an important aspect of their religious faith.

 

 

> Maybe, you can help me with these questions, Jagbir.

>

> In the URL below, Professor James W. Deardorf shares his work,

> giving information in relation to the subject of the Survival of

> the Crucifixion: Traditions of Jesus within Islam, Buddhism,

> Hinduism and Paganism. This work includes the following chapters:

>

 

It is easy to give alternative answers and deny the facts. But did

Jesus ever say that He escaped death by feigning it? Those who

propound this theory are insulting one of the most fearless

incarnation to take birth on Earth. How can someone imply that Jesus

pretended to be dead?!!! Therefore i will not add further injury to

an obvious insult by a ignorant professor.

 

warmest regards,

 

 

jagbir