I think it would be a good idea to have just one sub- forum for all the "piss-christ artists" to get their rocks off instead of clogging up History and Religion.

Already a positive christianity sub-forum heading. Post there.

Christianity is under attack everywhere. I don't think VNN is a stand-out medium. VNN space would be most effectively utilized by publishing details of the Talmud.

I think it would be a good idea to have just one sub- forum for all the "piss-christ artists" to get their rocks off instead of clogging up History and Religion.

You already have a sub forum dedicated to non-Aryan religion, ie christianity.
There is no real reason why you should post anywhere else.

You already have a sub forum dedicated to non-Aryan religion, ie christianity.
There is no real reason why you should post anywhere else.


You wish, Sunbog.

And you are wrong, The New Testament was written in Greek. Therefore, by any scholarly standards, it is counted as part of Aryan Religious Literature.

You wish, Sunbog.

And you are wrong, The New Testament was written in Greek. Therefore, by any scholarly standards, it is counted as part of Aryan Religious Literature.

"Greek"?
It was actually composed in Aramaic which is a semitic language.
By what "scholarly standard" does a work composed in a semitic tongue constitute "Aryan Religious Literature"?
I would have thought that the Eddas and Vedas qualified under that definition.

Here I'll break the tie. No one knows for certain, but he best received wisdom is:

The Gospels, Matthew and Mark were written in Aramaic. Luke was written in Greek, John may have been written in Greek. The Book of Acts was written in Greek. The Pauline letters were written in Greek. Of the remaining letters most were written in Aramaic, some may have been written in Greek.

Enkidu

What language was the Old Testament written in?

What language was the Old Testament written in?

Hebrew surely?

Here I'll break the tie. No one knows for certain, but he best received wisdom is:

The Gospels, Matthew and Mark were written in Aramaic. Luke was written in Greek, John may have been written in Greek. The Book of Acts was written in Greek. The Pauline letters were written in Greek. Of the remaining letters most were written in Aramaic, some may have been written in Greek.

Enkidu

The books I have say all the New Testament was written in Koine Greek. Only Revelation is written in a very crappy manner by a native Hebrew speaker, so the book says don't read that until last if you are trying to learn Koine so you can read the Gospels.

The Old Testament was written in Hebrew and "Chaldee", which I think is Babylonian.