heretic888
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tradrockrat & upnorthkyosa,
It is quite evident that "Jesus Christ" was a Jewish adaptation of the ubiquitious godman of the pagan Mystery Schools. However, I would be reluctant to attribute his construction from any one deity or personality. Rather, "Christianity" seems to have evolved gradually over time, being influenced by a multitude of different sources and traditions, and varying greatly from region to region.
As with biological organisms, I don't believe religions are just "created" or intelligently "designed". I believe they evolve incrementally over long stretches of time, inevitably reflecting the environment they find themselves in. This is the case with Christianity.
Laterz.
It is quite evident that "Jesus Christ" was a Jewish adaptation of the ubiquitious godman of the pagan Mystery Schools. However, I would be reluctant to attribute his construction from any one deity or personality. Rather, "Christianity" seems to have evolved gradually over time, being influenced by a multitude of different sources and traditions, and varying greatly from region to region.
As with biological organisms, I don't believe religions are just "created" or intelligently "designed". I believe they evolve incrementally over long stretches of time, inevitably reflecting the environment they find themselves in. This is the case with Christianity.
Laterz.