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Topic	Do you think Jesus was married or had kids?
SKARDAVNELNATE 11/30/21 8:11:14 PM #45:	MeadCore posted... it seems that if he was he was most likely an absent figure in the childs life We can't really say for sure. I think it was the Nicean Council which decided what would go into the Bible. There are a few instances where it seems like they thought something was such common knowledge that they didn't need to go into any more detail. One example is "suffer a witch to live." It seems like they thought everyone already knows what that is and why. Another is the Oath of the Nazarite. It's just mentioned without being introduced anywhere else as if everyone should already be familiar with it. It may be that 300 years later the identities of Jesus' children and how they were raised was so well known that they couldn't image it would be forgotten over time. Meanwhile they had two conflicting accounts of how David became king and had to sort out why Saul didn't recognize the boy who would play a flute for him at night. --- No locked doors, no windows barred. No more things to make my brain seem SKARD. Look at Mr. Technical over here >.> -BTB <cite>SKARDAVNELNATE posted [p:960504582] in Do you thi... [t:79785683]...</cite> <quote>MeadCore posted... </cite> <quote>it seems that if he was he was most likely an absent figure in the childs life</quote>We can't really say for sure. I think it was the Nicean Council which decided what would go into the Bible. There are a few instances where it seems like they thought something was such common knowledge that they didn't need to go into any more detail. One example is "suffer a witch to live." It seems like they thought everyone already knows what that is and why. Another is the Oath of the Nazarite. It's just mentioned without being introduced anywhere else as if everyone should already be familiar with it. It may be that 300 years later the identities of Jesus' children and how they were raised was so well known that they couldn't image it would be forgotten over time. Meanwhile they had two conflicting accounts of how David became king and had to sort out why Saul didn't recognize the boy who would play a flute for him at night. --- No locked doors, no windows barred. No more things to make my brain seem SKARD. Look at Mr. Technical over here >.> -BTB</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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