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Christianity is the love child of Judaism and Hellenism, but is it more Jewish or is it more Greek?
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christianity is just judaism with buddhist and platonic influences we've been over this
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>>18688352
I'd say more Greek. At least the current main branches.
>Jesus is the Logos
>souls that keep existing separate from the body and go to an afterlife location
>God is for everyone, not just one people/nation/city
>(incorporeal) God is everywhere, he doesn't live in a house, a box or a tent
>(omniscient) God sees and knows everything, you can't hide anything from him
>(omnipotent) God can do anything, there is no other force that could hinder his will
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>>18688400
More like a perversion of all that is Greek. Jesus cannot be the Logos as he was a man of flesh and blood who allowed himself to suffer and die in a humiliating manner. The Logos of Greek philosophy is purely spiritual and transcendent
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>>18688403
An interesting tidbit there is that Jesus never stopped being in his body, according to mainstream Christianity.
So the Logos existed since the beginning of time, then around 0 AD it was born as Jesus, lived for a while, died as Jesus and then was resurrected as Jesus and moved to heaven. So the Logos is Jesus now for ever presumably.



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