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thabo :
Why did Allah make it appear as though Jesus was crucified??
2026-09-09 18:47:43
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Ovidiu914824 :
It is the worst argument I have ever heard.😂🤣
2026-09-08 19:51:04
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Watchman D Swordsman :
What A STUPID Argument.
2026-09-09 08:23:44
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Dorian_french :
The argument doesn’t actually establish a contradiction. You’re reasoning from the disciples’ expectations to what Jesus must have previously told them, and those aren’t the same thing. Mark explicitly says Jesus predicted His resurrection. In Mark 9:31–32, Jesus tells the disciples that He will be killed and rise again, and Mark immediately tells us that they did not understand what He was saying. So the text itself gives us the distinction you’re overlooking: they could hear the prediction without comprehending it. Then in Mark 16, the women go to the tomb expecting to find Jesus’ body. That proves they expected Jesus to remain dead. It doesn’t prove Jesus never predicted His resurrection. Your argument korra is “They didn’t expect the resurrection, therefore Jesus never predicted the resurrection.” But that’s a non sequitur. A person’s failure to understand, believe, or remember a prediction doesn’t demonstrate that the prediction was never made. And notice something else: Mark repeatedly portrays the disciples misunderstanding Jesus. They misunderstand His predictions about His suffering, they resist the idea of His death, and they repeatedly fail to grasp what He is telling them. Their confusion isn’t an isolated problem introduced at the resurrection; it’s part of Mark’s characterization of the disciples throughout the narrative. Also, I’m not going to make the mistake of depending entirely on Mark 16:9–20. There is a genuine textual-critical question concerning the longer ending of Mark. But here’s the important point: even if we remove verses 9–20 entirely, your objection still fails. Mark 8–10 already contains Jesus’ predictions of His death and resurrection, while Mark 16:1–8 merely shows that His followers did not expect those predictions to be fulfilled. So the real question isn’t, “Why didn’t they expect Him to rise?” The real question is, “Why assume that their failure to expect the resurrection proves that Jesus never predicted it?” That conclusion doesn’t follow from the evidence. If you want to argue that the resurrection predictions were invented after Jesus’ death, then you need to demonstrate that historically.
2026-09-09 09:37:41
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batman :
Jesus is Muslim and prophet of allah
2026-09-08 21:29:49
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☦g1vyontop☧🇬🇷 :
korra come on you've gotta do better than this
2026-09-09 06:23:29
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K☧ :
worst argument ever
2026-09-08 17:03:38
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user12838383 :
How about u talk abt why we should believe a man that came 500 years after Jesus??
2026-09-08 18:51:27
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☆Chrissss☆ :
This is the worst argument oat
2026-09-08 22:25:01
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morale :
The disciples' failure to understand Jesus' prediction doesn't mean Jesus didn't make the prediction. The Gospels explicitly acknowledge that He told them about His death and resurrection multiple times. They misunderstood it because they had expectations about the Messiah that didn't include a suffering, crucified Messiah, and Luke specifically says they didn't grasp what Jesus was saying. Their confusion after the crucifixion therefore isn't necessarily evidence against the prediction; it's exactly what the Gospel narratives claim happened
2026-09-09 15:12:42
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danny.wa :
Very logical explanation ❤️
2026-09-08 19:55:36
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Justice Department :
Yes 🙌 Jesus Christ did as it was written. Please accept God’s will
2026-09-09 00:05:34
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Jin Lanting :
Ahhmmm…FYI. Jesus actually told His disciples several times that He would be killed and rise after three days (Mark 8:31; 9:31; 10:33–34). The funny part is, the Bible says they heard Him but didn’t understand Him. 😄 Luke 18:34 says, “They understood none of these things.”That’s why they weren’t sitting at the tomb with a stopwatch waiting for Sunday. The women came to anoint Jesus’ dead body, and when they heard He had risen, the disciples didn’t believe them (Luke 24:1, 11). So the Bible isn’t hiding the issue—it explains it: Jesus told them, they didn’t understand, and they were shocked when it actually happened. 😄
2026-09-08 21:49:10
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Yeah they were doubtful and didn’t fully understand what Jesus ment, how does this disprove the resurrection because they weren’t waiting by his tomb?
2026-09-09 15:52:54
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Amadou abba Ascofare :
I love This for reall%%%%%%
2026-09-09 10:46:42
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jesusgomora06 :
What does robbing a bank have to do with Jesus
2026-09-08 23:49:46
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Mamen❤️ :
Okay. He wasn't crucified. I'll still follow him
2026-09-08 19:53:43
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King Karan 1st Macedonian King :
this is not the best but is really dumb argument
2026-09-08 23:30:24
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☦︎𝐆𝐀𝐁𝐑𝐈𝐄𝐋 :
The disciples were confused because they expected a political Messiah and thought Jesus' words were just metaphors (Luke 18:34). Also, Jewish theology back then only expected a general resurrection at the end of time (John 11:24), not for one individual in the middle of history. The trauma of the crucifixion broke their hope, so they initially dismissed the news of the empty tomb as "idle tales" (Luke 24:11) until they actually met the risen Christ.
2026-09-09 09:58:30
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𝕴𝖈𝖊𝖉. :
Your arguments have so many presumptions 😭✌️first of all you assume that once people see that a persons saying comes true doesn’t mean they will trust another time that’s a presumption this is honestly a horrible argument that has no depth to be honest
2026-09-09 01:28:53
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Mihai mihai :
that does not prove a thing
2026-09-09 06:07:29
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R :
Don’t rob banks
2026-09-08 17:07:18
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Aby :
THANX FOR ENLIGHTING US N THEM. WE WELCOME EVERYONE TO ISLAM
2026-09-09 03:48:51
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Fire2w :
I do see what you’re saying. However I think the disciples were sort of understanding more about Jesus as they went along. Jesus said to the 12 Apostles that one of them would betray him. You’d think they would all remember that and say that it won’t be them but it didn’t happen Judas did betray Jesus. Same with Peter Jesus said that Peter would deny him 3 times. Again you’d think Peter would remember Jesus’s words and watch his actions but no he still denies Jesus. The disciples at this point also didn’t understand that Jesus was God, so Jesus saying that he would rise from the dead may have gone over their head like those other examples.
2026-09-08 20:08:41
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