Breaking with the old traditions.

Christ’s teachings is much closer to the ideas of Zoroaster than they are to the traditions described in The Old Testament and the Torah.

 It is Zoroaster that proclaim the eternally locked war between good and evil. And comes up with the idea of one Holy father as the champion God of good. As well as the understanding that your actions in this life bear consequences for your next exsistence and for the final resurrection and eternal life.

Jesus’ proclamations brakes significantly with the Jews* beliefs and traditions. It is more when it comes to the old prophets sayings and predictions about The Messiah the Gospels refers to The Old Testament. Like for to justify Jesus’ as being him. All of this we believe are put in there in aftermath. Just for this purpose.  For the church’s demand to pinpoint him as the anointed one. 

We do not think Jesus had any focus on or mentioned the old predictions much. If he wanted to disclose his true identity as The Son of God, by simply state; " I am the Messiah."

But he never did that. What he repeatedly stated about himself was; "I am the son of man."   

Christ's relations to 2 holy antecedents.

But, even though we kind of made Jesus our champion of holy men so far in the history, we will not in any way classify our convictions to be traditional christians. We find several problems with the gospels in The New Testament. They are somewhat contradictory. There are things in them we think are added in in aftermath to serve the purpose of the church. Quotes we are convinced Jesus never said or put it like that.

We do not think Jesus died a virgin.

We think its likely he had several sexual relationships with several women.

Towards the end of his life we think he went steady with Maria Magdalena. Who we think was a black beauty from Ethiopia.

Christ probably left Palestine for a number of years to travel the world. This journey took him to The Far East where he got acquainted with Buddhist ideas, as well as he on a longer stay in Iran/Syria got to study Zoroastrian teachings quite thoroughly. Before he made his synthesis and started his life’s mission well back in Galilee.  

Jesus’ true revolution:

The really revolutionary about Jesus’ new teaching is the profound emphasis on empathy, compassion and love. Suddenly here comes a guy that claims we all have a passionately loving father in Heaven, that kind of looks after us, even if we should failure.  That even after total failure we can get a second chance. That the demand for compassion and love is an equally strong commandment as to worship, fear and love only one God. That The Holy Father is warm and forgiving, not jealous and vengeful like the easily raging God that is described in the old Testament.

On top of that he is challenging people to leave their greedy, selfish, egoistic and complacent attitude behind. For to replace it with humbleness, mercy and kindness in serving others and do good. Even today among those who calls themselves Christians of different kinds this is practiced only by some very few.   

We have to admit that the World today could definitely benefit from some reinforcement of these pillars of his teaching. Because in these modern times it seems that Mammon is more or less succeeding in demonizing the minds of the entire lot of human kind to worship him more frantically than ever before.