Fox News anchor - Jesus and Santa Claus were white

[Islandman]

Me nuh know bout all a dat. What we can say is that given what was written about the man by various sources, it seems reasonable to conclude that he did exist.

The letters of Apostle Paul are a good starting point. If we take them as what they were, just letters to his followers, it is clear that he felt like he had something to prove as a legitimate a church leader because he had never met Jesus in person the way Peter and the surviving disciples had. That's probably why he came up with the whole "I saw Jesus face to face on the road to Damascus" story.

Point being, we do not have to believe the doctrine of the New Testament books to treat them as historical documents. There is much value in them.

[Bricktop]

What colour is the madman that lives in the gully on Olivier Road?

[Islandman]

Ask his followers, me nuh know.

[Rockman]

My friend Islandman,I HAVE respect for you and I know you respect me too.
Do not be too quick to brush aside Jawge's claims.
We know christianity adapted many things from other religions.
There is a concept that I am unable to refute that Jesus is the son of Caesar(god) and his wife Cleopatra was Mary.

[1of1]

muslim history have jesus speaking as a baby to the multitude; who set upon mary cause dem seh a wah kinda baby dis widout man, baby jesus seh bill nuh man to mi madda

[Bricktop]

super baby

[Sir X]

Why would anyone be surprised if he had wooly hair and black skin,history point us in that direction,history also states the middle east and egypt had two european invasions at the time of christ birth,he could be white to dark ,but his genesis is african,from the egyptian mythology horus to historical documentation that Jesus went to egypt to study the mystery system and of course documented proof by various apostle and religous books that he existed.

To address the African image cc Roman images of Africans , the hue ranges and of course Ethiopian images of Christ.

https://www.google.com/search?q=roma...2F%3B336%3B501


https://www.google.com/search?q=ethi...w=1163&bih=558


http://museums.depaul.edu/events/for...ent-roman-art/

Dont forget Rome had African Generals and they waged a war against the last great African General Hannibal in that same sphere to begin the misinformation that history starts with european rome.

[Islandman]

That is not history , that is theology.

[Islandman]

He could even have been born in Egypt as the Bethlehem story is questionable.

However that does not make his being sub-saharan African very likely.

I would say he most likely would look like a modern day Palestinian or a North African. Maybe a small chance of being East African.

[Bricktop]

wouldn't he look like a mix between Mary & God?

[Islandman]

Sigh.

[Bricktop]

Yuh see how ridiculous this all is?

[Sir X]

I would rule out palestinian and North african because the Arab/Muslim/Turkish invasion came at the decline of the roman empire.Cant see how you rule out Sub Sahara when Sudan & Egypt was the foundation of Egyptian civilization.


Well more in favour of the subharian features , not rule out.

[Islandman]

That is Egypt though. If he was born in the Judeah/Samaria region (most likely) then he would likely look Palestinian.

[Islandman]

Not if you separate theology from the history of religion.

Do you think everyone and everything in the Bible was fabricated?

Caesar? Pontius Pilate? The Babylonian conquest?