Was Jesus a Collaborator?
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There is not any relationship between the New Testament ( greek scripture ) and the primitive Christians, it was mythology taken from the Egyptians, the new testament came about 120 years later. There is a book published in Spain known as Jesus 300 years before christ which explains that historical phenomenon, it is a well-made investigation. The Bible mentions the word slavery so frequently because it came from a slavery mode of production
Well you see, Movimiento, I can be an historical materialist without being a dogmatist who regards Marx and Engels as Holy Scripture. I read other books and learn what is to be learned about history without being bound by idolatry.
Plus, I never see any awareness of humour in your posts, but a readiness to accuse disputants of not being historical materialists because they are not dogmatists, but fluid, and open to new perspectives. The MCH is not a straitjacket.
Just pointing out that history is a flowing river, not a series of framed pictures.
If Christianity’s origins were not Jewish, then why are all its references Jewish? Why would Roman state imposture situate its later official Christian story in Palestine?
“Just pointing out that history is a flowing river, not a series of framed pictures.”
And that is an interesting metaphor for the Christian movement reaching to “all nations”. It is more a world meta national and melding with cultural difference and many historical epochs, producing this flowing river of history and thought. Origins in Palestine. Old Testament (Jewish) and New Testament (Christian) can’t be rewritten as New Roman- any talk or text in Christianity is coupled with talk and text in Judaism. Today. The historical centre in Rome is a historical development as the movement developed, but by no means its only centre.
Hope I said that without a pop and ‘upperosity’ but more a moder-osity
Hope I said that without a pop and ‘upperosity’ but more a moder-osity.
..and peace come dropping low (One hopes) 🙂
Exactly, L.B. Neill.
Not even in state-sanctioned Nicaean Christian history did the popes of Rome have any power over the Eastern bishops, not even after the papacy had developed enough to try to demand it. The pope was told to behave, and, when Leo IX sent his Cardinal Humbert to Constantinople with a Bull of Excommunication, the Eastern bishops simply excommunicated the pope and the West with a “no skin off our noses” sneer.
Ego te absolvo. 😀
Engels also said:
“..in barely sixty years socialism has won itself a position which makes its victory absolutely certain.”
Absolution! Happens with a change of heart… but on timing and socialism… there is a lot of work yet… Engels may have had little access to modern modelling methods and projections but time and numbers are conflating… slow and steady ‘flow of history’ to come.
“..in barely sixty years socialism has won itself a position which makes its victory absolutely certain.”
Try telling the young ones that today, they’ll not believe you.
Religión and socialism How can we defend the socialist case when we do not know its particular case ? It is not Christianity it is Paulism what most people have known
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