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Christanity derived from paganism

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  • Registered Users Posts: 151 ✭✭kieranwaldron


    Peregrinus wrote: »
    Sure. But in that sense all Christian beliefs, without exception, are of pagan origin, aren't they?.

    I am not so sure that all of Christian beliefs have a pagan origin but I am certain that a lot of them do have.



    [QUOTE=Peregrinus;96725016; Apart from the references to eternal life, of course.[/QUOTE]

    Whilst there are references to eternal life or everlasting life in the Bible none of them are given saying man has any immortal element in him during his lifetime; they are all given in the context that eternal life can be attained (ie. gifted by God) if you measure up in the judgement of the dead to come after Jesus Christ returns to the earth.


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