Jesus either believed he was the son of God, or he didn't.
If he did, he was crazy, because there is no God.
If he didn't believe he was the son of God, but still audaciously remitted the law of God (Old Testament) then he was un-afraid of God.
If he was un-afraid of God, he didn't believe in God (unless, again, he was crazy).
So, if Jesus didn't believe in God, didn't believe he was the son of God, why did he put his neck out to change things from the violent old law to a new law of love? Answer: he just honestly believed in love and was corageous enough to defy the convention which defied love.
Atheists take issue with God's immorality today in the same way. But Jesus wouldn't have gotten anywhere by denying God's existence. Instead he changed the world by "allying" himself with God while completely negating the law of God and instilling his own new law...Brilliant!
I think Jesus was pretty darn cool!
2006-12-14
07:06:31
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