Does psychology confirm Christianity?

Question

This presents a fairly poignant view.

Christians, read all of this if you want some good ammunition against Atheists and skeptics! The last half is the best!

http://cliftonunitarian.com/toddstalks/resurectingjesus.htm

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http://cliftonunitarian.com/toddstalks/resurectingjesus.htm

Answer 1

Poorly written psychobabble. Sorry.

Answer 2

I just read it, how is something that says Jesus was a fake good amunition for Christains?

· Jesus of Nazareth was born during the reign of Herod the Great.

· His mother’s name was Mary, and he had a human father whose name may not have been Joseph.

· Jesus was born in Nazareth, not in Bethlehem.

· Jesus was an itinerant sage who shared meals with social outcasts.

· Jesus practiced healing without the use of ancient medicine of magic, relieving afflictions we now consider psychosomatic.

· He did not walk on water, feed the multitudes with loaves and fishes, change water into wine, or raise Lazarus from the dead.

· He was arrested in Jerusalem and crucified by the Romans.

· He was executed as a public nuisance, not for claiming to be the Son of God.

· The empty tomb is a fiction—Jesus did not rise bodily from the dead.

· Belief in the resurrection is based on the visionary experiences of Peter, Paul and Mary.

Answer 3

I'm an Atheist, who is studying Philosophy and Psychology - I found the Psychoanalytical account of Neurotic Christianity, very interesting.

Answer 4

No the father of psychology was Sigmund Freud and he was an atheist .

Answer 5

I don't knwo about psychology but i am sure that science does not cofirm christianity. there are lot of facts metioned in bible that are agianst proven facts. if we take example of geography according to bible Earthe is plane not spherical it is on of them there are thousands of such Visit http://www.irf.net/irf/download/index.htm

Answer 6

No