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To: terycarl

We already know from roman records that jesus was crucified in the typical roman way. Therefore he died, and then was given a death shroud.

I care about the actual shroud as much as I care about the actual cross. both are meaningless.


10 posted on 11/24/2010 8:30:13 PM PST by mamelukesabre (Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum (If you want peace prepare for war))
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To: mamelukesabre

You wrote:

“We already know from roman records that jesus was crucified in the typical roman way.”

Nope. There are no contemporary Roman records that speak of Christ. None.

“I care about the actual shroud as much as I care about the actual cross. both are meaningless.”

Not to those who believe. Christians of old were wiser than some Christians today who are too stupid to realize the value of those things Jesus used for His eucatastrophe.

http://faculty.uca.edu/jona/texts/rood.htm


12 posted on 11/24/2010 8:39:33 PM PST by vladimir998 (The anti-Catholic will now evade or lie. Watch.)
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To: mamelukesabre
For you to say they are meaningless must be less than true. Things in this physical world can hold meaning. Do you feel happy to come home to your physical house or to your parents house on Thanksgiving? Do you appreciate the wonder of His majestic creation? Do you cherish anything that is physical? The LORD made us to cherish and take care of things. Not to worship them but to appreciate the gifts He gives. What greater physical thing is there to be appreciated than a reminder of His death and resurrection that bought us by His suffering deliverance from eternal damnation?
54 posted on 11/25/2010 5:07:43 PM PST by Bellflower (All meaning is in The LORD.)
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