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In ancient times, especially in middle east, religion was not separate from government. So a 'new religion' could have as well mean 'a new political party'. So you can understand why early Christians were persecuted. But even more importantly, you can see through the exaggeration of Christians. It is possible that we don't know the true origin of Christianity and how the religion actually looked like in 60th AD. It is possible that we don't know the exact, historical Jesus or what he actually tought. For instance, it is possible that Jesus was more 'earth oriented' than depicted in the gospels. Jesus wanted to establish a 'kingdom of God' very soon, to replace the Roman empire and to root out the troublesome Romans off Israel. We know that there were many 'messiahs' at around the time of Jesus. Jesus was not the first nor the last person to claim to be the messiah. The 'messiahs' tended to have the ultimate aim of rallying large numbers of pple behind them for the purposes of removing the romans and re established the davidic or Solomonic type 'kingdom of Israel', which they believed it would grow worldwide into 'the kingdom of God'. They drew the inspirations from the Hannukah wars that delivered Israel from 'pagans'. So the 'kingdom of God' was realy an earthly kingdom ruled by an earthly king. The teaching of an entirely l'heavenly kingdom' that we go to at the end time, came latter when they seem to have lost hope of establishing it on earth!

So you can understand why Jesus was persecuted. They thought that if he keeps gaining more and more followers, these followers might arm themselves and form a great, formidable army to fight the Roman empire. We cannot rule this out, especially since we know that Catholicists eventually took Rome, even despite Jesus's teachings that seems against seeking earthly powers!

Nevertheless Jesus himself, together with his disciples, had this ambition of eventually triumphing over Roman Empire. This is depicted in the book of revelation. Earlier disciples thought that this triumph will be via an earthly army. So when Jesus was eventually got, they were greatly disappointed. It is possible that the teaching of an entirely heavenly 'messiah' who will only come in the 'end time' was a latter modification, upon the failure of the first plan. At first, they said Jesus's second comming was imminent. He was like going somewhere briefly only to come with a huge army and sweep the Romans. His comming and triumph will be miraculous, yes, but only like Joshua's in the sense of 'God being with him'. The idea of Jesus as an entirey other worldly 'god-man' is likely to be a Greek influenced, latter teaching. Such a teaching is unlikely to have come from the strictly monotheistic Jews.

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Roaring Lovely November 29, 2021 at 4:41am

In ancient times, especially in middle east, religion was not separate from government. So a 'new religion' could have as well mean 'a new political party'. So you can understand why early Christians were persecuted. But even more importantly, you can see through the exaggeration of Christians. It is possible that we don't know the true origin of Christianity and how the religion actually looked like in 60th AD. It is possible that we don't know the exact, historical Jesus or what he actually tought. For instance, it is possible that Jesus was more 'earth oriented' than depicted in the gospels. Jesus wanted to establish a 'kingdom of God' very soon, to replace the Roman empire and to root out the troublesome Romans off Israel. We know that there were many 'messiahs' at around the time of Jesus. Jesus was not the first nor the last person to claim to be the messiah. The 'messiahs' tended to have the ultimate aim of rallying large numbers of pple behind them for the purposes of removing the romans and re established the davidic or Solomonic type 'kingdom of Israel', which they believed it would grow worldwide into 'the kingdom of God'. They drew the inspirations from the Hannukah wars that delivered Israel from 'pagans'. So the 'kingdom of God' was realy an earthly kingdom ruled by an earthly king. The teaching of an entirely l'heavenly kingdom' that we go to at the end time, came latter when they seem to have lost hope of establishing it on earth!

So you can understand why Jesus was persecuted. They thought that if he keeps gaining more and more followers, these followers might arm themselves and form a great, formidable army to fight the Roman empire. We cannot rule this out, especially since we know that Catholicists eventually took Rome, even despite Jesus's teachings that seems against seeking earthly powers!

Nevertheless Jesus himself, together with his disciples, had this ambition of eventually triumphing over Roman Empire. This is depicted in the book of revelation. Earlier disciples thought that this triumph will be via an earthly army. So when Jesus was eventually got, they were greatly disappointed. It is possible that the teaching of an entirely heavenly 'messiah' who will only come in the 'end time' was a latter modification, upon the failure of the first plan. At first, they said Jesus's second comming was imminent. He was like going somewhere briefly only to come with a huge army and sweep the Romans. His comming and triumph will be miraculous, yes, but only like Joshua's in the sense of 'God being with him'. The idea of Jesus as an entirey other worldly 'god-man' is likely to be a Greek influenced, latter teaching. Such a teaching is unlikely to have come from the strictly monotheistic Jews.
Roaring Lovely November 29, 2021 at 4:10am

Yes, the church compromised with pagan Rome for the purpose of increasing church members. But their ultimate aim was to grab power. This church is a far cry from what Jesus founded. The traditions of Bishops wearing funny cloths, Christmas, Palm sundays, Mary divinity, going to church on Sundays, etc has no roots in early Christianity, which was Jewish in culture.
paul bruce jr November 29, 2021 at 4:06am

I'm sorry but I got to call out this website there not helping humanity they won't even let me post a link to my event I got coming up on November 30 we're I will be talking about the ashtar command and the galactic federation this website is making it about themselves instead of other people we need to work together people and be more loving and caring and treat people with respect that is the only way things are going to start getting better we got to stop the jaleuse nonsense
paul bruce jr November 29, 2021 at 2:43am

I got a event coming up on November 30 2021 at 2:00 until 3:00 here is the link
marker dragon November 29, 2021 at 2:38am

I will never consent to be governed again. I am sovereign. We are all divinely sovereign if we do not waive our power
AlternateEarth November 29, 2021 at 2:26am

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AlternateEarth November 29, 2021 at 2:26am

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AlternateEarth November 29, 2021 at 2:16am

smallest gov possible
marker dragon November 28, 2021 at 10:54pm

Government is an evil part of matrix. Government is responsible for 100% of crime. No man can have power over any other man under God's laws. No non-enlightened man could ever handle power without being corrupted and no enlightened man would ever accept having power so the entire concept of government is impossible to be successful
marker dragon November 28, 2021 at 10:27pm

Santa =Satan
St Nick = Old Nick