Hi Ladies and Gentlemen

[Wildland]

What would that make Jesus?

[Arrow Cross]

What would that make Jesus?

[Absinthe]

Hello there!

Well, I'm not gonna start bitching about the 'macedonian' part here as I don't want to spoil your welcome thread

However, this strikes me!

30% macedonian, 10% illyrian, 15% hellenen, 5% phoenician, 20% germanic, 5% hunnen and 15% slavs.

Dude! I'd love it if you would elaborate

[GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS]

That's your business, but I would say one and a half millenia of Christianity is a long enough time too, my dear friend Stormraaf.

Speak for yourself. Up here we've been practicing Christians for about 700 years. Still a long time, but not enough to wipe out all of our heathen culture.

[The Dragonslayer]

Welcome! Nice introduction. Hope you like it here.

[Arrow Cross]

I guess my humble question remains unanswered.

[Loki]

What would that make Jesus?

[Wildland]

I guess my humble question remains unanswered.

Jesus, the son of God, half human half God. Now let me hear you counter attack .

[Arrow Cross]

Jesus, the son of God, half human half God. Now let me hear you counter attack .

No, he was entirely human in body and entirely God in soul. Care to answer my question that was asked first?

[Wildland]

No, he was entirely human in body and entirely God in soul. Care to answer my question that was asked first?

No idea. Why so touchy, it's mythology. And I think mythology is open in here.

Please explain how somebody can be God in soul if he is a human? He could walk on water .
And Christianity doesn't difference race.

According to Matthew and Luke, he was a demi-god.