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Now the tories are attacking straight men
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Interesting. One of the things I personally like about Cameron is that he's trying to drag the tories into the modern world. But hey, I guess every political party has it's dinosaur wing ...Hang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar?? - cailin maith
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but aren't the main parties just too similar now on all policies, there's no choice
do they get lots of funding from gay rights lobbyists?Comment
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Do you mean "got funding" or "spent their funding on"?Originally posted by zeitghostThe Tories used get some funding from tangerine, mains leads, and plastic bag suppliers... plus the odd bob or two from manufacturers of whips, canes 7 chains....
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Face it, none of them are contemporary with Jesus' lifetime (official or not), all the people who wrote them had their own agenda, and to top it all off, there is actually very little historical evidence that Jesus even existed in the first place.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostMore nonsense. It's like the atheist/agnostic version of creationism. The Da Vinci Code is fiction, you know.
The gnostic gospels were written around 200AD. The accepted gospels were rather earlier: Mark 75AD, Matthew 85AD, Luke (and Acts) 85AD, John 100AD. The latest date for whole of the NT is 140AD. The manuscript evidence is that the Christians of that time (before Constantine, and before King James), rejected the newer writings, because they were not in accord with, or flatly contradicted what had already been written some 60-155 years earlier.
If someone for political reasons writes a "gospel" today that says that Jesus was in fact a Vietnamese woman living in New York, it would also be rejected, for pretty much the same reason.
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Drag being the operative word I suppose?Originally posted by snaw View PostInteresting. One of the things I personally like about Cameron is that he's trying to drag the tories into the modern world. But hey, I guess every political party has it's dinosaur wing ...
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