For the record, that will insult a large portion of Christians. He existed in human form, he's now in heaven, and there's nothing to prove it wrong. The Bible is a history textbook because it's true, everything in it. People didn't believe in the Hittites, well we found Hittite archaeology. We also found Noah's Ark and the Dead Sea Scrolls, the latter of which, if it weren't in a dry environment, wouldn't even exist.
The Bible isn't some story book that children read. And nobody carries one that's several feet across, that just ain't done. Yes, there are good morals and values, but the thing records history. King David, Herod the Great, Jesus Christ, all of those people existed, and what they did was real.
Also, not all church is boring. I go to this one where video games are set up for after service. And I like it. Perhaps you went to some cathedral and the priest just droned on, never cracking a single joke. Trust me, the pastors at Harvest crack a lot, and they're very often funny.
AlvissEdgehart
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In my opinion he was real but a few of his stories might have been stretched out a bit.
Kind of like Santa Claus isn't real, but Saint Nicholas was.
full-metal-albatross (Updated )
He may or may not have been the greatest con-man of all time. You shouldn't take the catholic faith or christianity seriously and pray to some guy who died 2000 years ago. Take the bible with a grain of salt and just follow the good morals and values its stories give you. I think of the bible as a book of guidelines that help you make good decisions and help people learn right from wrong. You can live a good life without praying and wasting hours boring yourself to death in a church.