Except for accounts by biased Christian writers, there isn't one writing OUTSIDE OF THE BIBLE in ALL of ancient history that clearly refers to “Jesus of Nazareth“. [Dennis McKinsey]
The Messiah must be a physical descendant of David (Rom. 1:3, Acts 2:30). Yet, how could Jesus meet this requirement since his genealogies in Matt. 1 and Luke 3 show he descended from David through Joseph, who was NOT his natural father (the Virgin Birth)? [Dennis McKinsey]
Christianity is nothing more than a highly evolved and infective meme complex. [Dennis McKinsey]
“From every angle, the facts suggest that these stories (Gospels of Matthew & Luke) are NOT history. Virgin births, singing angels, and guiding stars occur only in mythology. The story of Jesus' virgin birth is no more literally true than is the story of Santa Claus…” [Bishop John Shelby Spong]
“Provocatively enough, and quite rare in the ancient world, Matthew adds four women to this lengthy genealogy-- all of whom are sexually tainted in the stories about them in the Hebrew Scriptures.
First there is Tamar, the daughter-in-law of Judah who became pregnant by her father-in-law in an incestuous relationship (Matthew 2:1, Genesis 38). Yet Matthew says the line of Jesus came through this woman.
Next, there is Rahab, who was called "the harlot," who assisted with Joshua's invasion of the promised land (Matthew. 1:5, Joshua 2). Matthew also says the line of Jesus came through this woman.
Then there is Ruth, the great-grandmother of King David who in her time was said to have seduced her future husband, Boaz, with the aid of much wine. When Boaz woke up to discover Ruth in his bed, he covered her with his blanket and proceeded to do the honorable thing by marrying her (Matthew 1:5, Ruth 3). The hereditary background of Jesus includes Ruth, according to Matthew. 
Finally, there was "Uriah's Wife," Bathsheba, who was first King David's adulterous lover and eventually, after David arranged for the death of her husband, his wife (one among many). She was also the mother of the heirs of David's throne, including King Solomon. Bathsheba, an adulterer, is thus a major player in the line of Judah's kings and Jesus' ancestry (Matthew 1:6, II Samuel 11).
One wonders what he means to imply about Mary, who is the fifth woman mentioned in his genealogy…”
[Bishop John Shelby Spong]
A HEE-HAW NATIVITY!
Now that's CORNY!
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NAZI CLAUS! PEACE...
