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Visitor700:


Your brother who wrote the list said paul has played a bigger role in the spread of christianity than jesus.

And paul was clearly under the influence of Jesus.

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Visitor700:

Paul wrote 13 books of the new testament, how many books of the bible did jesus write?

This boy is a first class dunce

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Visitor700:


No name calling can come close to the ones the prophet was subjected to. So do us both a favor and just answer the question.

How many books did your parents write before having influence over you? Or since when did writing of books become a criteria for being influential And even the 13 books Paul wrote are full of the teachings of christ, that means they were written under christ's influence and inspiration.

PS: Nobody insults your prophet we just label him the way he was described in the hadiths.

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But Jesus was central to everything about Paul. Paul said that I may know him (Jesus) and the power of his resurrection.

Visitor700:


A poor example.



A cross section of christians, Pauline christians etc regard those books as paul's doctrine void of any influence from jesus.



Wrong assuption. Its a well known fact that [size=13]paul said very little about the life and teachings of jesus[/size] (e.g issues pertaining Jesus' birth, baptism, miracles, parables, transfiguration etc) but [size=13]he spoke frequently about the death and resurrection of jesus.[/size]

Paul's little intrest in jesus’s teaching says alot about the influence Jesus had on him.

Rudolf Bultmann, a christian theologian who was well known for his contributions in liberal christianity and biblical studies said:

[size=13]"Jesus' teaching is - to all intents and purposes - irrelevant for Paul."
(Bultmann, "Significance of the Historical Jesus," p.223).[/size]

Commenting on his view S. G. Wilson said: [size=13]"One aspect of Bultmann's analysis has won the day: few would now deny that Paul's interest in the person and teaching of Jesus is minimal."
(Wilson, "From Jesus to Paul," p. 6-7)[/size]

Paula Fredriksen, a biblical scholar in her "From Jesus to Christ", p. 174, states: [size=13]"About Jesus of Nazareth Paul evinces little interest."[/size]

The more you copy and Paste, the more of a dunce you become...

You muslim folks don't like logic much... Is there a reason why?

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Visitor700:


A poor example.



Some christians regard those books as paul's doctrine void of any influence from jesus. Tell me, since 2/3 of the NT was written by paul and a cross section of christians, pauline christians etc believe that he only taught and followed his own doctrine, doesn't that make him more influential?



Wrong assuption. Its a well known fact that [size=13]paul said very little about the life and teachings of jesus[/size] (e.g issues pertaining Jesus' birth, baptism, miracles, parables, transfiguration etc) but [size=13]he spoke frequently about the death and resurrection of jesus.[/size]

Paul's little intrest in jesus’s teaching says alot about the influence Jesus had on him.

Rudolf Bultmann, a christian theologian who was well known for his contributions in liberal christianity and biblical studies said:

[size=13]"Jesus' teaching is - to all intents and purposes - irrelevant for Paul."
(Bultmann, "Significance of the Historical Jesus," p.223).[/size]

Commenting on his view S. G. Wilson said: [size=13]"One aspect of Bultmann's analysis has won the day: few would now deny that Paul's interest in the person and teaching of Jesus is minimal."
(Wilson, "From Jesus to Paul," p. 6-7)[/size]

Paula Fredriksen, a biblical scholar in her "From Jesus to Christ", p. 174, states: [size=13]"About Jesus of Nazareth Paul evinces little interest."[/size]

Absolute al taquiya nonsense, I have personally studied the new testament extensively and I can say with one hundred per cent degree of certainty that paul's teachings are in absolute conformity with Jesus teachings anybody that says otherwise is a lying muslim imam.

The verse below gives a good summary of what Paul teaches and it conforms purely with Jesus teachings:

Galatians 5:22-23

22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.

Unlike mohamed's teachings that teaches hate towards unbelievers. And for the record, Paul is a far better human being and is far more worthy of being labelled a prophet than that evil self proclaimed prophet called mohammed who is roasting in hell right now.

Annunaki:


Absolute al taquiya nonsense, I have personally studied the new testament extensively and I can say with one hundred per cent degree of certainty that paul's teachings are in absolute conformity with Jesus teachings anybody that says otherwise is a lying muslim imam.

The verse below gives a good summary of what Paul teaches and it conforms purely with Jesus teachings:

Galatians 5:22-23

22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, 23 gentleness and self-control. Against such things there is no law.

Unlike mohamed's teachings that teaches hate towards unbelievers. And for the record, Paul is a far better human being and is far more worthy of being labelled a prophet than that evil self proclaimed prophet called mohammed who is roasting in hell right now.

i ve always wondered, what will ve become of mohamed if he had met Saul... Or when he was Paul , either way bros moha would be so whipped he will ve ran back to khadijat under skirt...


I avoid religion section, there is no more lies from the Muslims, and no mujahadins to send.

If only seun could tear down that khadijat gown protecting them in that Islamic section.

My friend annunaki keep the good work.

By Easter i will be throwing a party for nairalanders in ibadan.. Hope u all can make it.

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