Those are few and far between
Why were the Pharisees consistently depicted as the bad guys in the Christian gospels?
- Thread starter Guno צְבִי
- Start date
Trueoh he was. no doubt about that.
Paulism
Jesus doesn't lie
Freddy Figbottom
Was it me?
not really.
Freddy Figbottom
Was it me?
why do you hate Jews and libel their blood?
Name the High Priest of Judaism!
Freddy Figbottom
Was it me?
Schmecky Cohen?
Freddy Figbottom
Was it me?
you mean from the Bible? wasn't it KeyFace?
or was that the Roman proctologist for the region. i forgot just off hand.
You leaped into the thread boasting about your knowledge and my ignorance, but then you didn't even really know the beliefs and doctrines of the first century Jewish sects.
You probably never even heard of historian Josephus until I mentioned him.
Incorrect. Jesus died around 30 AD. The epistles didn't just appear hours or days after he was crucified. The epistles were not written until later in the first century. The very earliest epistles were written by Paul, supposedly around 50 to 60 AD
I try tot let my knowledge and insights speak for themselves. I notice you pretty much abandoned discussing the doctrines and beliefs of the Pharisees and Sadduccees as soon as I mentioned what is historically known about them.
ROFL
You are desperate to dig yourself out. Which "sect," the Pharisees or the Sadducees were under the Sanhedrin - and which was not?
Because if you can't answer that, your ignorant bullshit collapses - which in fact it did long ago. You just think that if you're loud enough and spew enough insults you'll cover up your utter ignorance.
You put up AI as if it were a source, so I will do the same;
{The earliest Christian church is considered to be the Jerusalem church, where the apostles lived and taught after Pentecost. It was led by key figures such as Peter, John, and James, the brother of Jesus, and played a crucial role in the early spread of Christianity.)
Duck-Duck AI
Don't you feel stupid now?
{The Early Christian Church, often referred to as the Apostolic Church, encompasses the period from the resurrection of Jesus Christ around AD 30 to the end of the first century. This era is characterized by the spread of the Gospel, the establishment of Christian communities, and the development of foundational doctrines. The New Testament, particularly the Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles, provides a primary account of this formative period.}
Grok AI
What were you saying?
Yes you do. Your ignorance is jaw dropping as is your capacity for bullshit.
You are barely above @Margot in your level of idiocy.
You think you can bullshit - but you can't.
Which "sect," the Pharisees or the Sadducees were under the Sanhedrin - and which was not? Which one denied the High Priest?
Spending three minutes frantically Googling for AI without understanding what you were reading was a mistake for you.
The "earliest" Christian church was comprised of Jews who were observant of the ritual and civil laws of Torah. The earliest Christians were a Jewish sect.
In it's earliest years of the first century, Christianity was basically a Jewish sect, the way that the Essenes, Sadducees, Zealots, and Pharisees were Jewish sects.
First century Judaism had many religious and apocalyptic sects.
One simply needs to read Acts to discover that.
Good point!
The understanding that Christianity in it's earliest years in the first century was basically a sect of Judaism is widely known to anyone who investigates religious history.