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ARE GOSPELS FALSIFIED

ARE GOSPELS FALSIFIED Yes, there is strong evidence that the Gospels have been altered, redacted, and in some cases, outright falsified to fit later theological agendas. The early Christian texts went through a process of transmission where scribes, church authorities, and theological factions modified the texts over centuries. Here are some key reasons why the Gospels can be considered falsified: 1. Contradictions Between Gospel Accounts The four canonical Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John) contain significant discrepancies, particularly regarding key events such as Jesus' genealogy, resurrection accounts, and even the words spoken by Jesus. Example: The genealogy of Jesus differs between Matthew (1:1–17) and Luke (3:23–38), making it impossible to reconcile. 2. Anonymous Authorship & Late Composition The Gospels were not written by their traditionally attributed authors (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John). They were written decades after Jesus' supposed lifetime,...

ROMAN SATURDAY vs CREATOR'S LUNAR 7th DAY SABBATH

Debate: Roman Saturday vs. Creator ’ s Lunar 7th Day Sabbath (with Biblical 25.3-Hour Day) and Roman day 24h Participants: Jack M. Samardzija – Defender of the Lunar Sabbath (with 25.3-hour day) AI (ChatGPT) – Defender of the Saturday Sabbath (Roman 24-hour day) Opening Statements AI (Defender of the Saturday Sabbath) "For thousands of years, the Jewish people have observed the Sabbath on Saturday, proving an unbroken 7-day cycle from Creation. There is no biblical or historical evidence that the Sabbath was ever reset by the New Moon. Additionally, science confirms that the Earth has a 24-hour day , not 25.3 hours, meaning the Lunar Sabbath is based on flawed timekeeping." Jack M. Samardzija (Defender of the Lunar Sabbath with 25.3-hour day) "This argument is based on Roman timekeeping, not biblical time . The biblical calendar starts each month with the New Moon (Day 1), and the weekly Sabbaths fall on the 7th, 14th, 21st, and 28th days. The continuous 7-day week ...