By eric d. graham
On the day, they call Easter, which have been changed to Resurrection Day over the past couple of years, the question remains, was there really a crucifixion? Or, was it- a cruci-fiction?
Now, for those, who study Astro-theology, I understand, you may know a few ancient symbols about the spring equinox, which may reveal the hidden science behind this so-called Holy-Day. But, for those, who are still trapped in the Western-worldview of Christianity, who haven’t been expose to teachers like Ashra Kwesi, we still have to ask this question. Is this a hoax, like the one allegedly plotted by Jussie Smollett or is it a historical event?
Before you go any further, at this point of my academic growth, I am not trying to change anyone’s belief system or faith, do as you please. But, from a scholastic point view, I always seek moments to teach, expose, and explore taboo topics. Especially, to those, who are looking for answers in all the wrong places. In the book called The Choice (Islam & Christianity) Volume Two by Ahmed Deedat, a founding member of the Islamic Progation Centre International, he debates this topic of the crucifixion-along with other Christian dogmatic beliefs and scriptures.
With that said, why is it called Good Friday?
In Deedat’s book, in a chapter, simply called Simple Calculation, he asks if Jesus was placed in a tomb at sunset on Friday, where he was supposedly to be in the tomb on Saturday and resurrected on Sun-Day, where does the three day resurrection belief system come from?
This is a simple mathematics- ladies and gentlemen.
Why? Because, the grand total, regardless of how you add it up, equals to no more than one day and two nights, juggle it as you may. But, you will never get three days and three nights as –the biblical character Jesus had himself foretold, according to the Scriptures. Especially, if you celebrate Good Friday….
Ok.
According to Deedat, this is why new cults like the Jehovah’s Witnesses, the 7th Day Adventists, the Christian Scientists, the Mormons, were introduced to the new doctrine of Good Wednesday by Mr. Robert Fahey, from the The Plain Truth Magazine, which tried to solve this three day Resurrection story by suggesting to believers to count backwards from the time (Jesus) was allegedly discovered to be missing from the tomb on SUN-DAY MORNING (the first day of the week) when Mary Magdalene went to anoint him.
Yes. This topic is up for discussion and debate along with the Norte Dame Cathedral claims of possessing the Crown of Throne, which were allegedly worn by Jesus, as well as fragment of the cross, he hung from and a portion of the nail that pierced his body.
Lord Have Mercy, the lies the Catholic Church will tell to deceive the world and remain in power.
With that said, as the scripture suggest “Study to shew thyself approved.” Besides, I don’t like boiled eggs. I like my eggs scrabbled in the morning….Or, maybe, sunny-side up. Or, sunny-side over.
Ok, now, I am really confused. (bobbeethehater.blogspot.com)
