People need to stop praising ME1

I've always been thankful that we didn't get a look at Joker's horrified face as his girlfriend's head explodes in the co-pilot seat. The fact he has a big dopey grin on his face when he steps out of the crashed Normandy makes it all the easier to paper things over for me.

I can not remember ever saying MEA would be trash, I say it have a ton of problems, but never said trash.

Whatever, you can split this up into 3 categories...
Subjective: I do not like the story, it is not bad, but I do not like it, others do, so what? It is fine. I do not like the writing, it is not utter garbage, but I do not like it, others do, so what? It is fine. I do not like the "light" tone which does not match the setting, others do, so what? It is fine. We can argue about this aspects for an eternity and never come to an end.
Semi-Subjective: This is difficult, but we can always look up some basic definition. An example I always like to give: inventory. An inventory is not defining for an RPG and is not necessary, truth is, I never missed it in ME2/3 (while others did). So what now? Well MEA got inventory back... but for what reason? Either a feature serves a purpose, or it is pointless. What purpose do MEA inventory serve? I do not say there isn't any, but I see none. Inventory can be a limiting factor, but MEA fails, they increased inv size from 60 to 100 in their first patch, rendering another feature (getting more inv slots by cryo perks) totaly useless, there is no limit to ressources, there is no limit to consumables, it only limits the few people who like to have all weapons/armors available to them. What is the "main" purpose of an inv? Well, that is arguable, but to me it is the ability to equip stuff on the fly and to have stuff available to equip my squad. I cant do any of that in MEA. Equipping on the fly? Nope. Equipping the squad? Nope. Limiting factor? Nope. Did I miss something?
Objective: And that is the problem... bugs, many many many bugs. MEA got a ton and therefore MEA have a ton of problems. Case closed, I, in all my godly wisdom won the argument, you may kiss my feet now.

And Jesus was buddies with the Muslims right?  lol.  In the 1600's there were about 400-500 million people on the earth.

What the hell does that even mean? I was making a parrallel to his argument. You know full well what I meant was that it was believed by the majority and you are taking my words too literally on purpose in order to construct a lazy rejoinder.

The only thing lazy is the metaphor you employ here and purposefull accusation against someone else.

Kind of pathetic,actually.

Funny, you are guilty of the same thing you know. I got to point out something about your false metaphor, which is the validity of a historical Jesus being questioned.

For one, no historical records of Jesus actually exist, the few that are attributed to Jesus refer to the title 'Christos' in Roman historical narratives, never a full name. That title was given to several individuals in the 1st century. 

Many historians take for granted the historical validity of Jesus due to the use of Pontius Pilate and John the Baptist in most Christian narratives, but a lot of those stories still suffered from a game of telephone- not to mention the fact that the current version of the New Testament was formulated around 320 C.E under the Council of Nicea by Emperor Constantine, who selected the gospels based on the specific mandate that Jesus was a divine figure. This went against, of course, other interpretations of the story of Jesus and even some of the teachings of Paul of Tarsus, the first true Christian to travel Rome historically and spread Christianity as a mystery cult within the Roman Empire.

So...yeah, jury is still technically out as to whether Jesus ever lived, as historians debate the historical validity of Jesus being real. What matters more is the message of course, but if were going to play the game of being historically accurate...I guess you need an education too on things so banal to the overall discussion of what is going on here. 

Also as an aside, perhaps you should not tell a college professor of history they need an education. As boastful as I probably am right now, you might just get schooled if you do that . 

Mary wants to know if you want chips or peas for dinner.

That ghost was going to be there regardless I think.

It will always be there.