Why were the Pharisees consistently depicted as the bad guys in the Christian gospels?

[Freddy Figbottom]

Jesus was the inspiration, Paul was ground zero for the development of Christian theology, practice, and belief

this is why you should only listen to Jesus actual words and reject everything after.

do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

everything else is distraction.

and you eat cum

 

[Freddy Figbottom]

this is why you should only listen to Jesus actual words and reject everything after.

do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

everything else is distraction.

and you eat cum

Paul was like Ben Shapiro trying pretend he liked Charlie Kirk.

 

[Freddy Figbottom]

yes, fuck Paul, I said it..

 

[Freddy Figbottom]

Jesus never mentioned founding a religion.

Jesus was the inspiration, Paul was ground zero for the development of Christian theology, practice, and belief

did he invent the pedo priest tradition?

 

[Freddy Figbottom]

morality is simple.

so is evil, but it hides in false complexity, and is a sophist fuckface.

 

[Freddy Figbottom]

yep.

you all are dumb I'm the best.



sorry I'm so intolerable today, but only a little bit.

I need a break.

I'm crashing out.

help me Jesus.

 

[Into the Night]

yes.

and that makes them the villains in the narrative.

Villains? No. Just people too filed with pride to understand what Christ is and what is gospel is.

but this is not "Jew hate".

not all Jews are power seeking murderers, but some are.

Go stuff your bigotry up your butt.

 

[Into the Night]

another dumb aspect of you re: this:

you are performing many compositional errors in your arguments here.

Random words. No apparent coherency. Fallacy fallacy.

 

[Into the Night]

Jesus never mentioned founding a religion.

Jesus was the inspiration, Paul was ground zero for the development of Christian theology, practice, and belief

Yet he did.

 

[RB 60]

yep.

you all are dumb I'm the best.



sorry I'm so intolerable today, but only a little bit.

I need a break.

I'm crashing out.

help me Jesus.

Do you need counseling. Mr. Asshat?

 

[Freddy Figbottom]

Do you need counseling. Mr. Asshat?

I'm good.

 

[Freddy Figbottom]

Yet he did.

Jesus doesn't brag.

 

[Cypress]

Yet he did.

Jesus was a apocalyptic Jewish rabbi who almost exclusively preached to fellow Jews in the backwater province of Roman Palestine. He taught about love, forgiveness, and spoke vaguely about the coming kingdom of God.

Paul made Christianity a global religion, opened the covenant up to gentiles and non-Jews, and developed the key doctrines, practices, and beliefs of the Christian church.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Jesus was a liberal.

Agreed, but those that followed and formed what would become the Catholic Church, not so much.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Jesus was a apocalyptic Jewish rabbi who almost exclusively preached to fellow Jews in the backwater province of Roman Palestine. He taught about love, forgiveness, and spoke vaguely about the coming kingdom of God.

Paul made Christianity a global religion, opened the covenant up to gentiles and non-Jews, and developed the key doctrines, practices, and beliefs of the Christian church.

Paul also had an anti-sex fetish and relegated women to second class status.

 

[Guno צְבִי]

Jesus was a apocalyptic Jewish rabbi who almost exclusively preached to fellow Jews in the backwater province of Roman Palestine. He taught about love, forgiveness, and spoke vaguely about the coming kingdom of God.

Paul made Christianity a global religion, opened the covenant up to gentiles and non-Jews, and developed the key doctrines, practices, and beliefs of the Christian church.

There was no title of Rabbi then , Jesus was named a co god in 325 CE , Paul accepted pagan beliefs into his new religion in order to get followers, ie virgin birth , humans impregnated by a god . Christianity was spread by the sword . Christianity's spread involved significant use of the sword, particularly through state-sponsored coercion, military conquest (like Charlemagne's forced conversions of Saxons with severe penalties for refusal), and later, holy wars like the Crusades,

 

[Cypress]

Paul also had an anti-sex fetish and relegated women to second class status.

Paul definitely thought sex outside of marriage was a sin, and that celibacy was the most idealized Christian lifestyle.

Compared to his male contemporaries in the Greco-Roman world, Paul was pretty liberal in his relationships with women. Paul spoke of the women who worked with him, some of whom were in leadership positions like deacons, ambassadors, teachers.

It is widely thought that the blatantly sexist language found in a few places in the epistles were later insertions and not written by Paul.

 

[Cypress]

There was no title of Rabbi then ,

The word Rabbi just means teacher in antiquity.
It is a word used in the gospels.
Jesus was definitely a teacher, regardless of what word you choose to describe him.

Jesus was named a co god in 325 CE , Paul accepted pagan beliefs into his new religion in order to get followers, ie virgin birth , humans impregnated by a god . Christianity was spread by the sword . Christianity's spread involved significant use of the sword, particularly through state-sponsored coercion, military conquest (like Charlemagne's forced conversions of Saxons with severe penalties for refusal), and later, holy wars like the Crusades,

I do not agree with your relentless characterization of Christianity just being pure evil with absolutely no redeeming qualities.

 

[Jake Starkey]

Yes, I understand, and atheism has no redeeming qualities.

 

[Guno צְבִי]

The word Rabbi just means teacher in antiquity.
It is a word used in the gospels.
Jesus was definitely a teacher, regardless of what word you choose to describe him.

I do not agree with your relentless characterization of Christianity just being pure evil with absolutely no redeeming qualities.

Never said that the one thing is it brought the pagans to monotheism but it has nothing to do with torah Judaism. Was jesus a god?