first possible first century reference to christ or christos

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/26972493/ns/technology_and_science-scienc...

The focus issue this is a reference to the historical Jesus who was called Christ or the 'anointed one(gk.) i.e. the messiah. Since I know Greek it is saying the name of Christ to evoke magic; but this in not the point it shows he was an historical personage which some deny even though most scholar's believe Jesus did exist.

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archaeopteryxPermalink Reply by archaeopteryx on June 29, 2013 at 12:49pm

Good find, Watchman, but no way I can sit through two hours of that crap, two hours I will never get back. The sermon was given at the Urim and Thummim Church, a Morman church in California, if that tells you anything (Urim and Thummim were the names of the magical spectacles Joseph Smith used - from behind a curtain - to translate the Book of Mormon, from its original language, engraved on gold leaf pages, before it and they vanished back into the ether - no one but Smith ever saw the book or the spectacles).

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