Several evangelical books and websites claim that Greenleaf was an atheist who set out to disprove the Gospels, but instead the evidence for Jesus' resurrection convinced him to become a Christian. Greenleaf was a devout evangelical Episcopalian, and no evidence exists that he ever doubted the truth of the Gospels. Daniel D. Blinka, The Roots of the Modern Trial, Greenleaf's Testimony to the Harmony of Christianity, Science, and a law In Antebellum America, 27 Journal of the Early Republic 293 (Summer 2007).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simon_Greenleaf
Interesant ce scrie acolo desi nu era ateu si un devotat evangelist misto si nici nu sa indiot de adevarul biblic, bogdane minti in zi de paste man.
Asa am gasit scris, nu am bagat de la mine.
Si daca a fost asa zis ateu inseamna ca spune adevarul? de ce nu spune savanti crestini asta? unde sunt asa zis dovezile alea poate reproduce invierea? aloooo vb de o minune care ar desfinta biologia moderna un om mort nu poate invia, ce creduli sunt uni dar asa se fac banii multi cu vrajeli de astea care dau sperante, iluzi, amagiri etc
Din moment ce ai scris cum nu ai bagat de la tine? poate vrei sa spui copy paste de pe un site sectanct., pai cerceteaza cand afirmi ceva, fi matur in gandire.
Unde scrie ca nu a fost ateu?
Several evangelical books and websites claim that Greenleaf was an atheist who set out to disprove the Gospels, but instead the evidence for Jesus' resurrection convinced him to become a Christian. Greenleaf was a devout evangelical Episcopalian, and no evidence exists that he ever doubted the truth of the Gospels.[4]