For God so love the world that he gave his only begotten son...

I was made to memorise the above statement by reciting it over a million times when I was younger and naive. But now, having become more sceptical, critical and analytical, it actually do not make any sense from numerous perspectives. Perhaps, this thread would be dedicated to revealing my perspectives on this unproven claim.

The life of Jesus remained unpopular in all parts of the world including among the Jews until some persons began spreading fascinating stories of how Jesus lived and died (or resurrected).

1.
If Jesus was God.... and meant "business" he would have miraculously projected himself across various tribes, kingdoms of his time to allow everyone equal opportunity to choose to believe his stories. No, he was limited by the absence of projectors and radio/television broadcast.

If he was God and a miracle worker who was suppose to save the Fulani or Igbo man from eternal dammation, he could have commanded the heavens to broadcast his live preachings all over the earth. By so doing, we wouldn't need people walking to our doors to tell us stories of events that happen in Nazareth or Bethlehem.

2.
A god who is omniscience should be able to replicate himself into millions and preached simultenously in various dialects about himself and his love for us. He should be frustrated with the slow pace at which his love story is being carried from one location to another on foot, especially during the medieval era.

3.
Just imagine that Yaweh (a God) loved us, but somehow created a hellfire and wishes to save us from what it created... So, it would send a son, then sit back to wait for that son to die insignificantly in a small village on one part of the earth, hoping that someday the events that led to the killing of his son will be preached for several decades before he manifest his professed love to all human kind....

PS: Islam is the worst thing that happened to mankind.

mshew

JESUS IS GOD!!!!!