The New Testament states that Jesus fed 5000 people with only a few loaves of bread and some fish.
These people would have been eyewitnesses to this spectacular event, but does this make it true? What I'm about to share with you is something that I would like you to think about.
Now for those strong-willed fundamentalist Christians that only believe what they're told by Christian leaders, get ready for something different.
For those of you who are skeptical or even question your Christian faith, I hope that I can shed some light on something that most Christians might not have ever thought about.
Someone mentioned to me that there were 5000 eyewitnesses who saw Jesus perform this one particular miracle.
In other words, did 5000 people witnessed Jesus perform this miracle or did only a few people witness the miracle? Did 100 or 1000 people witness the miracle, we may never know the answer, but I strongly doubt that 5000 people actually witnessed Jesus creating that much food to feed so many people.
I'm not saying that it didn't happen, but did all of these people actually witness the miracle of him producing the food.
Obviously none of these eyewitnesses will ever be able to testify and we might not have the ability to verify most of the information that was written in the Holy Bible using eyewitnesses.
The question that I would like to ask you to think about is," Do you require any evidence to support this event or could it actually be a story and nothing more?" Whenever I listen to Christians tell me that something is true, simply because it was written in the Bible, it just doesn't make sense.
I would like you to take some time to think about all of the other things that might not sit right with you about Christianity.