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Bernie Rico Jr Ο χρήστης Bernie Rico Jr δεν είναι συνδεδεμένος
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Χωρίς να έχουμε δώσει κάποιες απαντήσεις πειστικές για το άν υπήρξε
Χριστός βγαίνει στο παρόν θέμα το[B] Βιβλίο της Moss, "The Myth of
Persecution" («Ο Μύθος των διωγμών)!!!!!!!!!
Στον έξω κόσμο, στον κόσμο εκτός αυτού του φορουμ δηλαδή, απαντήσεις έχουν δωθεί. Μόνο εδώ μέσα, από ότι φαίνεται, βολεύει να υπάρχουν αμφισβητήσεις. Ως εκ τούτου, καλό θα ήταν να το δεις και αυτό.

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Σύμφωνα με το βιβλίο ποτέ και κανένας [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica][FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica][SIZE=2][COLOR=midnightblue][COLOR=Black]διωγμός δεν υπήρξε κατά των Χριστιανών.....
Αναφέρει ότι ποτέ και κανένας διωγμός δεν έγινε? Προφανώς το έχεις διαβάσει και έχεις εντρυφήσει σε αυτό ε? Περιμένω απάντηση.


Από ενα καλό review (η υπογράμμιση δική μου):

"...Now the author does not deny that, in spite of the title of the book, the Christians were genuinely persecuted by the Roman authorities from time to time. This is, of course, a fact of history. Dr. Moss insists that the persecution undertaken by St. Paul in the Acts of the Apostles was not a genuine persecution, saying:

"That Paul himself would admit that he had participated in this practice [i.e., "persecuting the church of God"] lends credibility to the narrative of Acts, but it does not prove that Jews persecuted Christians. The primary reason for this is that there were no Christians! Not only did the name `Christian' not yet exist, but the idea of Christians as a group distinct from the rest of Judaism did not exist in the lifetime of the apostles." (p.133)

So according to Myth of Persecution, St. Stephen the first martyr was not a bona fide martyr. Whatever the people later to be known as Christians were called, Paul persecuted them, and later repented of it. The Acts of the Apostles affirms that the Followers of Jesus were first called Christians in Antioch (Acts 11:26) a good hundred years before the Dr. Moss claims they began to be called Christians. Furthermore, Dr. Moss claims that the Christians were not really persecuted by the Romans, but "prosecuted." (pp. 159-160) "Romans saw themselves not as persecutors but as prosecutors....Just because Christians were prosecuted or executed, even unjustly, does not mean that they were persecuted." (pp163-164). Unfortunately, this sort of sophistry is rampant in the book..."

πηγή: http://www.amazon.com/review/RQ6KMPL...#RQ6KMPLO5K0NH
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