Four underlying presuppositions (for Michael the prophet)

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At 07:23 PM 2/18/98 -0000, Tim Bedding wrote:


>TIM

>Jesus is claimed to have two natures, a human nature and a divine nature.

>The word I have seen used is fully rather than wholly.

>If you are going to reject the existence of Jesus because he is claimed to

>have two natures and not reject the existence of electrons because they

>can behave both as a wave and as a particle, then this seems to me to be

>a contradiction.

>A way to distinguish between the two is to say that

>current scientific consensus accepts electrons and rejects Jesus.


TILL
Let's suppose that you should hear tomorrow of a man in, say, New Zealand
who proclaimed himself to be the son of God and that he was wholly human and
wholly divine.  Would you catch a plane to New Zealand so that you could
personally check into his claim?  If not, why not?

Farrell Till
Skepticism, Inc.
jftill@midwest.net

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