How ridiculous must it be.

Ulios wrote:

Anything that supports the holyhoax is true. Anything that questions the holyhoax narrative is false. The absurd is dismissed as, "just a mistake" or an "exaggeration".

Your claims of a massive hoax involving millions of people, multiple governments, universities and journalists are far more ridiculous than the evidenced actions of the Nazis.

THE QUESTION:
Is it possible for a man to walk hundreds of metres out from the shore on the water of a huge lake when its surface is disturbed by wind-swept, storm-tossed waves? Can a human being walk on water like that? What do you think?

Is it believable that a person is able to produce multiple loaves of bread out of thin air, in front of multiple witnesses?

How about the credibility of this: would you believe that a person could bring back to life someone who had been dead for a couple of weeks and make them get up and walk unaided out of their burial chamber, despite the dead person’s stinking, rotting corpse being wrapped tightly in bands of cloth like a mummy so walking in those bands wouldn’t be possible for a living person who hadn’t been dead for a fortnight? Do YOU believe a person could make such an impossible and extremely unlikely thing occur just by saying a few words from outside the burial chamber?

Would you think these ’stories’ are believable?

Do you believe that one person could and did do all these physically impossible, ’magic’ things and supposedly others besides? 
Are you aware that it was claimed and believed that there was such a ’magic’-performing person and that he was ’magically’ conceived in his mothers womb WITHOUT one of her monthly ovulations being fertilised by male spermatazoa?

If you DO NOT believe these ’stories’ of  non-credible, physically impossible occurrences, then HOW do you explain many MILLIONS of otherwise intelligent people not only fervently believing it for thousands of years, but enforcing their belief upon their children and the children of others.
Not only that but punishing, torturing and even cruelly murdering people by burning them alive if they questioned or disbelieved any aspect of these ’stories’?

How was a ’belief’ like that maintained for nearly two thousand years?
How would it be possible with so many people involved — intelligent, university-educated people — not only over centuries, but across many lands and even spanning different continents!?

How could a belief in such a physically impossible set of stories be allowed to be studied and taught at Universities?

How would it be possible for the judiciary for centuries to cruelly punish dissent from belief in such a physically impossible set of stories?
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THE IMBECILIC ’BELIEVER’ REPLY:
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There is no intellectual reasoning that can impress the stubborn, cultish, ’believer’ mindset

See been-there's reference to the history of Christianity. As far as people being coached for the hoax, the alleged witnesses were writing wartime propaganda and the hoaxers got stuck with it.