Kill The Christian

the da vinci code is a fiction book... Rest assured i've read tonnes on this stuff, literally volumes of books and some websites, books are more trustworthy, and i'm persuaded by factual evidence not by simply picking up a book, and just believing everything it says (that would be strange)

How was the nt canon formed tektonics.org/lp/ntcanon.html Textual reliability of the new testament tektonics.org/lp/nttextcrit.html dates and authorship of gospels (this is a bit hard going but if you honestly want to find out about this rather than hurling summary arguments you have to really read this) tektonics.org/ntdocdef/gospdefhub.html This one establishes that jesus really claimed to be god tektonics.org/jesusclaims/jesusclaimshub.html Which forces the atheist into the trilemma tektonics.org/jesusclaims/trilemma.html THE IMPOSSILE FAITH (it really is impossible!) tektonics.org/lp/nowayjose.html The da vinci 'code' debunked tektonics.org/davincicrude.htm You may be a fundamentalist atheist if... tektonics.org/parody/fundyath.html

Could i also point out that 100% of scholars agree a) jesus existed b) jesus made 'unique' claims about himself c) he was crucified and d) HE LEFT AN EMPTY TOMB All theories to explain away the empty tomb have been debunked Below, is a great article apologetics.com/default.jsp

Just for the sake of it i'll quote paley and then mcilvane The institution, which properly began only after its Author's removal from the world, before the end of thirty years, had spread itself through Judea, Galilee, and Samaria, almost all the numerous districts of the Lesser Asia, through Greece, and the islands of the Aegean Sea, the seacoast of Africa, and had extended itself to Rome, and into Italy. At Antioch, in Syria, at Joppa, Ephesus, Corinth, Thessalonica, Berea, Iconium, Derbe, Antioch in Pisidia, at Lydda, Saron, the number of converts is intimated by the expressions, "a great number," "great multitudes," "much people." Converts are mentioned, without any designation of their number, at Tyre, Cesarea, Troas, Athens, Philippi, Lystra, Damascus. During all this time Jerusalem continued not only the centre of the mission, but a principal seat of the religion; for when Saint Paul returned thither at the conclusion of the period of which we are now considering the accounts, the other apostles pointed out to him, as a reason for his compliance with their advice, "how many thousands (myriads, ten thousands) there were in that city who believed."