Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for August 29, 2015

Really? I’m an atheist and I find your comment misplaced and objectionable.

I’m a agnostic (I’m more in line with Albert Einstein’s way of thinking when it comes to religion) and I agree with Apikoros, the Bible (any form of it) has caused more violence and wars than anything else.

So I guess you three posters (correction: posers) are also saying one man who lived for 33 years and changed the course of history is a fraud?!

She really don´t get them then … which is quite a shame. Really doesn´t add up the times she actually shows an imagination then.

It’s sad these days that people have to interject religion, politics or other crap into a comic strip designed just for laughs. What’s happened to just good old humor?

“Reality is for those who can’t handle fantasy” – or symbolism – or poetry – or theology – or anything beyond themselves.

I see.

While I would not say that everything in the Bible is accurate, saying that “nothing” in it is historically correct is flat out wrong. If I recall, at some point they found ancient Roman tax records for Joseph & his son Jesus, so we know that the people involved did, in fact, exist. The part that is open to debate, is their actions.

Were you there?

this does seem out of character. it does stress how smart she is, but normally she has an ample amount of imagination.—take this one back to the drawing board

I understand where you’re going once your time is up.

The Bible is a collection of semi-fictional accounts, morality tales, and personal memoirs that spans centuries. Saying ‘it’ is or is not historically accurate is absurd.