So you really a think a guy that had a vision predicted Jesus. If you were a mental health specialist what would you call a guy that walked up to you and said that? Did it ever occur to you that everything about your religion is based on what someone (that could have possibly been high) said he saw in a vision?Sounds like one grand diversion. I will ask you in unmistakable terms. Where did the idea of Christianity come from?Yes you echoed Koshergirl asshole.
Like me, and unlike you, he can read and comprehend what he reads.
Schlep, we are smart, but we aren't smart enough to read your mind. We only have what you write to work with, and often, what you write, and what you're thinking (and what you think you wrote) are not one and the same.
Ebonics was not adopted by the country.
There is no *idea* of Christianity. Christianity didn't spring from an *idea*.
The prophets told us in the OT that a Messiah would come, and the Messiah came.
Many people were converted by Christ himself, and many more by his apostles...and thus Christianity was born.
Again.
The prophets prophesied about the coming of a Messiah. The prophesies were made long, long before Christ was born. His birth fulfilled the prophesies.
People familiar with the prophesies intimately (Jews) and many others accepted Him as the Messiah. They were converted after hearing him speak (they were converted by the THOUSANDS at a time), after listening to him speak in the synagogues, or upon seeing or being the recipient of miracles.
They believed despite the fact that they were risking their lives to do so, and early Christians, then as now, were persecuted brutally. Christ and all save one of the apostles suffered violent, excruciating deaths.
And the religion spread like wildfire, and continues to spread.
Christianity was born.
AMEN!