[Wiser now]

Again you are making sweepint assumptions about what Christians believe without really knowing.
On the one hand you insist Jesus is a myth and on the other hand you tell me what you know He said and believes. You cannot have it both ways.
If it is all a myth you cannot logically be angry over what the Bible may or may not say, or what people believe.
I’m done.

[A_perfect_lady]

No, I do know what Christians believe, because most of them can't keep their mouths shut. As for Jesus, there is nothing incoherent about analyzing a character in a book, even a fictional one, by his comments. It's called literary criticism.

But I'm willing to be "done" too, because if there's one thing I've found about dealing with Christians, it's that if you answer them, they call you rude for daring to speak up on this forum, and if you don't they accuse you of having run away from their Bright and Shining Truth.

The other thing I've found is that arguing with them, even if only to show you haven't retreated, is like arguing with a mental patient firmly convinced that he is Napoleon. He has an answer for everything. The answer makes no sense most of the time, but he'll go on forever because he's a mental patient and believing in some fantasy is his whole identity.