Jesus is to the weak and inferior as Martin Luther king is to black people.
When you look at his true message for humanity and his real impact on cultural evolution, thats precisely what he was.
Looking back now on the bible jesus's antics seem normal, not the magic tricks but the careing for the sick and weak and the condemming of rich people (saying they won't get into heaven etc).
This seems acceptable because we are a product of his influence. At the time this conflicted with common decency. There may have been societies but they followed the survival of the fittest mindset. The weak and diseased were thrown away to die out in the desert.
You have to understand that these people didn't consider themselves "evil", they rightfully felt they were correct. That was the favoured behaviour of homo-sapiens at that time(and all animals), which is why jesus was seen as a criminal.
Something the bible plays down on, and makes it seem like the romans needed to make stuff up about jesus in order to have him executed unfairly. Not at all, he was a criminal, and was executed justly in accordance with the law. There was nothing unusual about his death.
The weak who had understandably worshipped him for being their spokesmen and making them feel like they weren't worthless were obviously upset, but everyone else was satisfied justice had been done.
Only when the weak and powerless inferior people began outnumbering the strong capable competent human beings did jesus' teachings take hold of humanity. And in a bizarre twist of events the weak, inspired by jesus, have joined forces to overpower the powerful and corrupt the world with their cancerous weakness.
We live in a world under seige by the weak man. For billions of years the universe naturally favoured the strong, and just 2000 years ago one weak jew couldn't accept his place in this majestic puzzle.
He was rightfully taken out by the strong, strung up and eviscerated before bearing offspring, yet his weak words were recorded and lived on to inspire future generations of weaklings to befriend one another, forming weak coalitions. Useing quantity over quality as their motto they marched forward, descending upon the powerful like squishable but overwhelming locusts.
Today this favoured weakness is apparent everywhere. For one day forget your weak little jesus-inspired ideals about human rights and fairness, and look out upon humanity knowing the natural order of things, see that difference. See what we have become. It's actually quite pleasant at first glance, which is the only kind of glance most of us are prepared to take, but look a little deeper. Our discernable feature as a species, what sets us apart from everything else in the known universe, is the way we have embraced weakness and made it our trademark.
Is that really something to be proud of? Is that not something that demands derision and correction for the sake of our dignity?
Would it take contact with extra terrestrials for us to feel the need to acknowledge this shame?
When you look at his true message for humanity and his real impact on cultural evolution, thats precisely what he was.
Looking back now on the bible jesus's antics seem normal, not the magic tricks but the careing for the sick and weak and the condemming of rich people (saying they won't get into heaven etc).
This seems acceptable because we are a product of his influence. At the time this conflicted with common decency. There may have been societies but they followed the survival of the fittest mindset. The weak and diseased were thrown away to die out in the desert.
You have to understand that these people didn't consider themselves "evil", they rightfully felt they were correct. That was the favoured behaviour of homo-sapiens at that time(and all animals), which is why jesus was seen as a criminal.
Something the bible plays down on, and makes it seem like the romans needed to make stuff up about jesus in order to have him executed unfairly. Not at all, he was a criminal, and was executed justly in accordance with the law. There was nothing unusual about his death.
The weak who had understandably worshipped him for being their spokesmen and making them feel like they weren't worthless were obviously upset, but everyone else was satisfied justice had been done.
Only when the weak and powerless inferior people began outnumbering the strong capable competent human beings did jesus' teachings take hold of humanity. And in a bizarre twist of events the weak, inspired by jesus, have joined forces to overpower the powerful and corrupt the world with their cancerous weakness.
We live in a world under seige by the weak man. For billions of years the universe naturally favoured the strong, and just 2000 years ago one weak jew couldn't accept his place in this majestic puzzle.
He was rightfully taken out by the strong, strung up and eviscerated before bearing offspring, yet his weak words were recorded and lived on to inspire future generations of weaklings to befriend one another, forming weak coalitions. Useing quantity over quality as their motto they marched forward, descending upon the powerful like squishable but overwhelming locusts.
Today this favoured weakness is apparent everywhere. For one day forget your weak little jesus-inspired ideals about human rights and fairness, and look out upon humanity knowing the natural order of things, see that difference. See what we have become. It's actually quite pleasant at first glance, which is the only kind of glance most of us are prepared to take, but look a little deeper. Our discernable feature as a species, what sets us apart from everything else in the known universe, is the way we have embraced weakness and made it our trademark.
Is that really something to be proud of? Is that not something that demands derision and correction for the sake of our dignity?
Would it take contact with extra terrestrials for us to feel the need to acknowledge this shame?