Do you believe in Jesus?

Answer 1

Jesus is the answer. He is probably the most important person ever to be on earth. Read the bible, it helps.

Answer 2

I believe that there was a man named Jesus in history. I do no believe that all the things they say about him are true though. Jesus, yes. God, no.

Answer 3

Christianity? Jesus? Dying?

What is the Imacculate Conception supposed to mean?

(NOT A VIRGIN BIRTH! - betcha never knew that.)

Jesus, the basis of Christianity? .

If Jesus died, he could NOT have been God.

Gods do not die? Do they?

If Jesus 'died' on Friday and 'undied' on Sunday, what else besides Saturday was sacrificed?

Did Jesus give up Saturday for us? Big deal!

If Jesus died for our sins, there should not be any more sins, else why go through with it?.

If Jesus really DIED, he should be dead, dead, dead!

If you swallow this stuff, you are not going to like the folks who don't. You want them to swallow it too.

'Believers' want everyone to convert to their non-thinking.

Believing and not thinking is to choose a mental illness.

Answer 4

Yes Yes Yes

Answer 5

Yes, I believe in Jesus and God. There all part of the same circle.

Answer 6

No. A serious person should realise that the only thing provable about the bible is faith and farcities. And faith alone is easily betrayable, unless your faith is in nothing, which is jesus. He can never forsake you because he no longer exists(if he ever had). There is NO version of the bible older then 1700 years. And almost every part of the christian religion is taken from other religions including mithraism, which is very much older then christianity. For example, There were crosses on mithra's bread. Crosses were symbolic for sun. He spoke of a rechoning. Baptism; Dec. 25th; Mithra's birth was witnessed by shepherds and by Magi bearing gifts to his sacred birth-cave of the Rock*;Mithra's image was buried in a rock tomb, a sacred cave that represented his Mother's womb*;Mithra's triumph and ascension to heaven were celebrated during the spring equinox, as during Easter, when the sun rises toward its apogee*.

Mithra performed miracles of raising the dead, healing the sick, making the blind see, the lame walk, and casting out devils. As a Peter, son of the petra (rock), he carried the "keys" to the kingdom of heaven, as St. Peter is said to have the keys to the gates of Heaven (H. Smith 129). Before returning to heaven, Mithra had his Last Supper with his twelve disciples, who represented the twelve signs of the zodiac. In memory, his worshipers partook of a sacramental meal of bread marked with a cross (Hooke 89, Cumont 160). This was one of seven Mithraic sacraments, alleged to be the models for the Christian seven sacraments (James 250). It was called mized and in Latin missa, meaning "to be released", and in later ecclesiastical Latin, "Mass".*

I can go on all night.

Answer 7

But of course. I believe that Jesus was not merely a prophet, but God's Son that brought the offer of salvation to everyone.

Answer 8

I believe that there is a higher power of some sort, whether it be Jesus or someone else.

Answer 9

I'm blessed that I believe in Him as the Son of God with all my heart and soul. That my mind knows not to pretend that it knows everything and that it can explain everything. So, to those who don't believe, don't worry, He knows that you don't know what you're doing. He will be patient. We will pray for you.

Answer 10

Yes!
John 3:16

For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son the whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.

Answer 11

Yes. I believe that he came to earth born of a virgin, died on the cross, was buried, and rose again to save me from my sins.