We are used to thinking of Christ as an idol that we accept or reject based on our faith
But we are subject to a lack of attention to an important detail: that Christ was a very intelligent philosopher
Which has maintained its teachings that deal with human behavior to its continuity and effectiveness in application. One stands out
His most important lesson is in the eighth chapter of the Gospel of John. Christ was
He was recently brought from Galilee to Jerusalem when he was introduced by some Frisians (members of the Pharisees who provided
Of absolute adherence to Jewish traditions and teachings) on the case of a married woman who had arrested her
Have sex with another man. “My teacher” asked him. this woman
She was arrested while practicing adultery. ‘ In our law, Moses ordered that a woman be translated like this
With stones to death. Now what do you think? Jesus’ position was awkward and as though he were trapped in a trap. Will he accept
The idea of extramarital relations was released openly? Or is that a moderate preacher?
Which urges tolerance, it will become clear that it is strict in matters of legitimacy as well
The Jewish authorities he criticized? He was not categorically denied
The right of the masses to stoned the woman to death but added a part
So modern legal right. That they can kill and destroy it as they please
But only on one condition if they could meet one essential criterion
That they have not made any kind of mistakes
The most important point is that Christ did not mean that they did not commit the same wrong type (ie, relationships outside the framework
Marriage), but the intention is not to commit any error
During their lifetime. When we have only the full moral purity, we have the right to be
Strict, tyrannical and ruthless toward sinners. Thus introducing a new moral principle
We can promise ourselves absolutely innocent not in case we do not commit a mistake on the side of
Aspects of our lives. But when we did not commit any wrong.
Christ answered the Fris with words that were considered immortal
‘Who was among you without sin, let it be the first stone’ The masses realized the meaning of those words
(Which included a kind of reprimand) and put their stones aside and released the frightened woman. Lies realism
This story in the holiness of this problem in the human soul: belief in self-righteousness
It is a corrupt growth of something we believe values and the desire to be on the right side (morally)
The problem of being disposed of in some situations has a fatal effect on us
To see ourselves as morally innocent of any error and that is what we are going to do with behavior
Brutal, immoral attitude toward those who have erred in situations where we may have acted correctly
The view of Christ
Is that the safest way to act ethically is to not be proud of not committing any
Type of errors. The right behavior lies in our vision that we have inevitably been foolish and cruel
In moments of our lives. When we realize that we are also wrong, then we can empathize with who has
With our hands stoning them with stones. When we put our personal mistakes in our eyes
We can always create a more humane world
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But we are subject to a lack of attention to an important detail: that Christ was a very intelligent philosopher
Which has maintained its teachings that deal with human behavior to its continuity and effectiveness in application. One stands out
His most important lesson is in the eighth chapter of the Gospel of John. Christ was
He was recently brought from Galilee to Jerusalem when he was introduced by some Frisians (members of the Pharisees who provided
Of absolute adherence to Jewish traditions and teachings) on the case of a married woman who had arrested her
Have sex with another man. “My teacher” asked him. this woman
She was arrested while practicing adultery. ‘ In our law, Moses ordered that a woman be translated like this
With stones to death. Now what do you think? Jesus’ position was awkward and as though he were trapped in a trap. Will he accept
The idea of extramarital relations was released openly? Or is that a moderate preacher?
Which urges tolerance, it will become clear that it is strict in matters of legitimacy as well
The Jewish authorities he criticized? He was not categorically denied
The right of the masses to stoned the woman to death but added a part
So modern legal right. That they can kill and destroy it as they please
But only on one condition if they could meet one essential criterion
That they have not made any kind of mistakes
The most important point is that Christ did not mean that they did not commit the same wrong type (ie, relationships outside the framework
Marriage), but the intention is not to commit any error
During their lifetime. When we have only the full moral purity, we have the right to be
Strict, tyrannical and ruthless toward sinners. Thus introducing a new moral principle
We can promise ourselves absolutely innocent not in case we do not commit a mistake on the side of
Aspects of our lives. But when we did not commit any wrong.
Christ answered the Fris with words that were considered immortal
‘Who was among you without sin, let it be the first stone’ The masses realized the meaning of those words
(Which included a kind of reprimand) and put their stones aside and released the frightened woman. Lies realism
This story in the holiness of this problem in the human soul: belief in self-righteousness
It is a corrupt growth of something we believe values and the desire to be on the right side (morally)
The problem of being disposed of in some situations has a fatal effect on us
To see ourselves as morally innocent of any error and that is what we are going to do with behavior
Brutal, immoral attitude toward those who have erred in situations where we may have acted correctly
The view of Christ
Is that the safest way to act ethically is to not be proud of not committing any
Type of errors. The right behavior lies in our vision that we have inevitably been foolish and cruel
In moments of our lives. When we realize that we are also wrong, then we can empathize with who has
With our hands stoning them with stones. When we put our personal mistakes in our eyes
We can always create a more humane world
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