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To: presidio9
Isn't it more plausible that rather than choosing to omitt a date all four authors neglected to include one, because it just wasn't important to them?

The date of the most important event in history (according to them) was unimportant?

354 posted on 03/10/2004 11:33:23 AM PST by Inyokern
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To: Inyokern
The date of the most important event in history (according to them) was unimportant?

Dates in general. Note that they also do not give a specific date for Christ's birth or the destruction of the Temple, two other dates of major significance for Jesus's disciples. These were common men, not historians. Since dates later commanded a lot of historical significance, it makes no sense whatsoever that if the Gospels were fabricated, as you claim to believe, the collaborators would not have come up with a date. The fact that no date is provided only adds to the plausibility.

356 posted on 03/10/2004 11:58:09 AM PST by presidio9 ("By extending the reach of trade, we foster prosperity and the habits of liberty." -Adam Smith)
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