Some seemed to be uncertain and some knew. It's hard to say how many. After the resurrection, I would say that most of them believed.
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Some seemed to be uncertain and some knew. It's hard to say how many. After the resurrection, I would say that most of them believed.
okay, I do not think so...I think it took his Ascension to make those who doubted to believe (I think there were more doubters than just Thomas)Some seemed to be uncertain and some knew. It's hard to say how many. After the resurrection, I would say that most of them believed.
Yes I would have without a doubt...although "followed" is probably not the word I would use.
The "today/biblical" Jesus is nothing like the man who walked the earth 2000 odd years ago in my opinion.
It would have been interesting to hear the unedited/unbiased version of this time in history, and to witness what REALLY happened back then.
The "today/biblical" Jesus is nothing like the man who walked the earth 2000 odd years ago in my opinion.
It would have been interesting to hear the unedited/unbiased version of this time in history, and to witness what REALLY happened back then.
Or men. Jesus seems more like a composite of multiple people to me. Either that or a man with multiple personalities.
You do realise that it was written by four, possibly more, different people
When are OT forum members going to learn how to construct a proper poll? All polls need to have at least 3 choices, one of those choices "Undecided". My answer is I don't know because the entire premise of this poll is flawed. How can anyone possible know if they lived back in the time of Jesus what they would believe?
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You're just counting the canonical gospels. If you count them all then it's something like 20.