Some guy has found proof that God exists.

And he's from Belgium :|

A bit of Babelfish.

I have been possible localise the exact of the mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia on the basis of a vast literature study. The rest expelled itself. At a place of 7 on 7 miles nature in the past ten thousands years a landscape has moulded, in which several religious effigies being to see. That can be no chance. In this to see I the hand of god. It is not possible nevertheless that the diadem on the head of Jesus is himself according to Google Earth exactly on an altitude of 7,777 feet? Since I believe this, I assume of it therefore also that god knew that Jesus would exist ever. And that satellites would come, which possible would make it to see this.

So...Ready to attack?
Discuss!

Well, I know that I'm convinced...

lolque?

The Nazca have done better.

I too know that Jesus is real. I saw him in my burrito.

I too know that Jesus is real. I saw him in my burrito.

dracula_16

It's no question that Jesus was real. But whether or not he was the son of God is debatable. harashawn

[QUOTE="harashawn"]It's no question that Jesus was real. But whether or not he was the son of God is debatable. foxhound_fox

Vague ? :?123625

I too know that Jesus is real. I saw him in my burrito.

dracula_16

[QUOTE="123625"]Vague ? :?foxhound_fox

I see nothing in that picture.

How is it not evidence? We have two very famous historians attesting to the christ leader of the a christianity movement. Also you have to consider the other historians that mention him, the church fathers and the gnostic gospels. Why would he not exist :/123625

[QUOTE="123625"]Vague ? :?foxhound_fox

Actually there is a rather large amount of evidence that Yeshua (aka Jesus) existed. The range from the Christian writings found in the Bible, as well as in Christian writings not included in the Bible. Furthermore, the pagan Roman historian Josepheus explicitly mentions his existence. Some of his followers chose death by stoning while others death by beheading rather than deny his role as a deity. Now as to whether he was the son of God...Chemistian

I have been possible localise the exact of the mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia on the basis of a vast literature study. The rest expelled itself. At a place of 7 on 7 miles nature in the past ten thousands years a landscape has moulded, in which several religious effigies being to see. That can be no chance. In this to see I the hand of god. It is not possible nevertheless that the diadem on the head of Jesus is himself according to Google Earth exactly on an altitude of 7,777 feet? Since I believe this, I assume of it therefore also that god knew that Jesus would exist ever. And that satellites would come, which possible would make it to see this.

Lto_thaG

For those complaining that they can't understand this, here's a translation of the translation:

"I have possibly found the exact location of Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia after studying a lot of literature. The rest explains itself. Over the course of 10,000 years nature has moulded this location's landscape into several religious effigies. This can be no coincidence. I see the hand of God in this. It is otherwise impossible that you could see the cross of Jesus at an altitude of exactly 7,777 feet (according to Google Earth). It is my belief God knew Jesus would one day exist and that satallites would one day be able to see this structure from space".

At least that's what I think it's saying. The way to read a google/bablefish translation is to just skim over it really fast and completely ignore grammar rules. That way you catch the gist of what the translated text is saying without getting hung up over and confused by the terrible grammar and wording.

For those complaining that they can't understand this, here's a translation of the translation:

"I have possibly found the exact location of Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia after studying a lot of literature. The rest explains itself. Over the course of 10,000 years nature has moulded this location's landscape into several religious effigies. This can be no coincidence. I see the hand of God in this. It is otherwise impossible that you could see the cross of Jesus at an altitude of exactly 7,777 feet (according to Google Earth). It is my belief God knew Jesus would one day exist and that satallites would one day be able to see this structure from space".

At least that's what I think it's saying. The way to read a google/bablefish translation is to just skim over it really fast and completely ignore grammar rules. That way you catch the gist of what the translated text is saying without getting hung up over and confused by the terrible grammar and wording.

gameguy6700

So I was looking at some clouds the other day, and I swear, one looked exactly like a horse.

No proof of God will ever be enough Silenthps

Exactly.

How is it evidence? It postulates tons of supernatural and miraculous occurrences that cannot be verified by another source. Which severely undermines its reliability as a historical source.

My point is that the contemporary historical sources don't reference a lot about the guy. Most of the stuff recorded about him was written down long after his death, mostly by people who didn't even know him when he was alive. Which as a result, increases the probability that he didn't exist, from a historical perspective. But I've already stated that Christianity probably wouldn't exist had he not. Its just the evidence supporting his existence is thin and vague at best.

foxhound_fox

Didn't Jesus say that even if he were to raise from the dead, people would not believe in him? No proof of God will ever be enough for one who do not want to believe. His evidence is in his creation, that should be enough. Silenthps

please enlighten me on how his 'creations' are his evidence.

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]How is it evidence? It postulates tons of supernatural and miraculous occurrences that cannot be verified by another source. Which severely undermines its reliability as a historical source.

My point is that the contemporary historical sources don't reference a lot about the guy. Most of the stuff recorded about him was written down long after his death, mostly by people who didn't even know him when he was alive. Which as a result, increases the probability that he didn't exist, from a historical perspective. But I've already stated that Christianity probably wouldn't exist had he not. Its just the evidence supporting his existence is thin and vague at best.

123625

two factors.

1. When you spend your life farming in the middle of nowhere or just scraping to live, heaven gives alot of hope.

2. There are alot of retards. Such as killing those that don't quite agree with your interpretation of jesus.

All I see is a guitar.

Obviously Rorschach is pulling a practical joke on us from beyond the grave.

All I see is a guitar.

ThePlothole

two factors.

1. When you spend your life farming in the middle of nowhere or just scraping to live, heaven gives alot of hope.

2. There are alot of retards. Such as killing those that don't quite agree with your interpretation of jesus.

[QUOTE="123625"]Vague ? :?foxhound_fox

no one can ever proof he existsxPACKx

[QUOTE="xPACKx"]no one can ever proof he exists123625

Even liberal scholars would disagree with you. Men like Crossan and Ehrman actually mock those who hold your view and they are by no means christians.maheo30

God's existence cannot be proven or disproven, that would mess up his grand game with humanity.

[QUOTE="maheo30"]Even liberal scholars would disagree with you. Men like Crossan and Ehrman actually mock those who hold your view and they are by no means christians.foxhound_fox

Care to provide some evidence to the contrary? Proving the Bible as a solid historical source that isn't deluded by myth and extravagance?

credibility fail. It's pretty much accepted as fact by the majority of the historical community that Jesus did exist, regardless of whether he was man or son of god. Secondly, I'm taking a tiny guess that you have heightened your skepticism of his existence, based on his importance as a religious figure. Do you believe that Socrates existed?

At a place of 7 on 7 miles (...) an altitude of 7,777 feet

Amazing how God used modern measures.

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]

[QUOTE="maheo30"]Even liberal scholars would disagree with you. Men like Crossan and Ehrman actually mock those who hold your view and they are by no means christians.Stumpt25

Care to provide some evidence to the contrary? Proving the Bible as a solid historical source that isn't deluded by myth and extravagance?

credibility fail. It's pretty much accepted as fact by the majority of the historical community that Jesus did exist, regardless of whether he was man or son of god. Secondly, I'm taking a tiny guess that you have heightened your skepticism of his existence, based on his importance as a religious figure. Do you believe that Socrates existed?

[QUOTE="123625"][QUOTE="xPACKx"]no one can ever proof he existsLocke562

I'm convinced. :|