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From: ken@qantel.UUCP (Ken Nichols@ex6193)
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Subject: Re: Who rose from the dead?
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Date: Mon, 5-Nov-84 12:03:59 EST
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Rich says,

> Did Jesus rise from the dead?  Or do some documents simply *say* that Jesus
> rose from the dead?

Most of human history is written down in documents.  I guess we can't believe
any of those documents either.  So we must not know anything about history.  Why
study it then?  Why try to learn from past mistakes in history?  It could all
be a lie.

As far as I know, the Bible is the most historicaly acurate, and well documented
books on the earth.  If it doesn't have any credibility, then either does any 
other historical document.
--
Ken