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minus-squareLovable SidekicklinkfedilinkEnglish47•edit-26 days agoIf Christianity taught believe in yourself instead of an Invisible Friend, a lot fewer of them would worship Trump.
minus-square@chaogomu@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink7•5 days agoThere was actually an early sect of Christians called the Gnostics. That was sort of their whole thing. A core belief was that everyone was the child of God, and thus, was God. They also believed that Jesus asked Judas to go to the Romans. The early church wiped them out to the last, and we only know what we do thanks to some sparse records and modern archeology.
minus-squareLovable SidekicklinkfedilinkEnglish2•5 days agoAs in the gnostic gospels? As usual, the ideas that ended up having the most muscle behind them became the “truth”.
minus-square@chaogomu@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•5 days agoPretty sure that they named themselves. So closer to propaganda.
minus-square@mobotsar@sh.itjust.workslinkfedilinkEnglish1•5 days agoYeah, Trump being invisible too just gets them all confused.
If Christianity taught believe in yourself instead of an Invisible Friend, a lot fewer of them would worship Trump.
There was actually an early sect of Christians called the Gnostics. That was sort of their whole thing.
A core belief was that everyone was the child of God, and thus, was God.
They also believed that Jesus asked Judas to go to the Romans.
The early church wiped them out to the last, and we only know what we do thanks to some sparse records and modern archeology.
As in the gnostic gospels? As usual, the ideas that ended up having the most muscle behind them became the “truth”.
Pretty sure that they named themselves. So closer to propaganda.
Yeah, Trump being invisible too just gets them all confused.