This is not a question about conspiracy theories or what scientists or historians say about the lost years of Jesus in the Bible, and whether or not he went to India or slept with whoever, or married whoever.
This is a question of, as a Christian, how you incorporate the fact that the first 30 years of his life are unaccounted for.
Is it important to your own personal faith that you will never know? Do you just not even think about it? Does the "lost years" make you view the entire history of Jesus or the Bible with more suspicion, or do you not see any reason or possibility of any sinister behavior or activity by those who wrote the Bible? In other words, are the lost years of Jesus a non-factor to you?
Do you ever wonder what happened? How does exploring this affect your own personal faith?
To be honest, I am very curious to know how other Christians deal with uncertainty regarding their own faith.
2007-12-28
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