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Topic	Yaweh, the biblical god of the Old Testament was actually a human hating demon
Paragon21XX 04/02/20 11:34:31 AM #107:	Foppe posted... YellowSUV posted... Paragon21XX posted... There is no real gospel of Judas. It's just fanfiction written 100s of years later, and someone discovered it later on and thought it was real. Hell, this applies to all of the gnostic gospels. The Gospel of Thomas was written around the same time as the Biblical gospels, where do you place that on the fanfiction scale? Only if you trust the reasoning used to date it that early (form criticism). The biggest problem with relying on that method to determine the date a manuscript was originally written is that a lot of the content is more likely to have been from the mid-to-late 2nd century (particularly the passages that support Gnosticism) thus it required cherry-picking some parts of the available manuscript and ignoring others to arrive at the dates of 60 AD to 100 AD for the autographic copy which is either missing or no longer exists. --- Hmm... <cite>Paragon21XX posted [p:936648568] in Yaweh, the... [t:78524212]...</cite> <quote>Foppe posted...</cite> <quote>YellowSUV posted... </cite> <quote> Paragon21XX posted... There is no real gospel of Judas. It's just fanfiction written 100s of years later, and someone discovered it later on and thought it was real. Hell, this applies to all of the gnostic gospels.</quote>The Gospel of Thomas was written around the same time as the Biblical gospels, where do you place that on the fanfiction scale? </quote> Only if you trust the reasoning used to date it that early (form criticism). The biggest problem with relying on that method to determine the date a manuscript was originally written is that a lot of the content is more likely to have been from the mid-to-late 2nd century (particularly the passages that support Gnosticism) thus it required cherry-picking some parts of the available manuscript and ignoring others to arrive at the dates of 60 AD to 100 AD for the autographic copy which is either missing or no longer exists. --- Hmm...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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