Good. I will return the item (in part) that I started a few days ago a god "perfect" now leaning toward the figure of Jesus. It speaks volumes that this "Jesus Christ died for us, what he suffered since he was arrested until he was crucified (three days at most). It is said that Jesus was probably much he has suffered in history. In the film Mel Gibson called Passion of Christ "to show Jesus being whipped, beaten, kicked, beaten, etc. Clear that this is one of the favorite arguments of the Christians, the typical "Jesus died for you, suffered for you" we all have said. Also mentioned a lot as we gave up so many earthly pleasures, as it was 40 days without eating and how he forgave his betrayal Judas Iscariot. Now Jesus is a remarkable figure for all those people, for them, was the one who has suffered most and who has renounced everything and was patient with everything. Now here are two arguments that I would mention: Christ as the "only one who has suffered" and as a figure of human submission.
About suffering of Jesus, we are told that a bearded man more than two millennia ago and nobody suffered and died for all of us. Apparently these people ignore the reality that he mistreated them thousands of others who abused before him, and then too. Jesus was only one in the list of people arrested and killed. He was not alone, and all, like him, everyone else abused, murdered, and thousands crucified. And not just at the time, but later in the Holy Inquisition (which incidentally was ina Catholic institution) during the dictatorship of Hitler (ovens Jews), in which tortured and killed thousands of Jews and Jesus, and even today, thousands of people suffering hunger, injustice, disease, and can not do nad aal regard. Up by asking them to believe that a nonexistent God all your problems will be solved. And dare say that a bearded man suffered and died for us a couple of days two thousand years ago, and where is all the people who suffered so long before it reached him, and all who have suffered and still suffer from that time?
Now also, I should mention the figure of Jesus as an ideal figure to continue for the people, an icon of submission. Sure, Jesus is the man for the Catholic Church. A male submissive absolutely everything is done by God, willing to give up all that is left and not trample protest against the injustices committed against him, and dies in this way, and worse yet, sign up to the end in his religious, so being a martyr who always defended his nonexistent God. And if that's not the worst, Mr. was at all not even original, the idea of \u200b\u200bgiving up earthly pleasures and worship a God to gain a place in heaven, to spend the rest of eternity in peace is not a new idea or Jesus or religion. Since long ago the Greek philosopher Plato had already said this and had all these ideas.
Not surprisingly, then, that the church adore so much to this 'Jesus Christ', and unless so many people praise him, it represents a figure identifiable par-wing majority of the world population: the poor.
I say goodbye, but not before reminding you that Christ died for sinners. Sindia
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