The Life And Teachings of Jesus
The Life And Teachings of Jesus
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All religions are based on the fact of a future life and a superintending intelligence, which they call God, or some other name meaning the same thing.
Plato taught that man is a dual being, pos- THE MISSION OF JESUS 329 sessing both a physical body and soul, main- taining that the existence of the soul was not dependent on the physical body, that the body might die but the soul would live on; it is true Plato believed in reincarnation in its broadest sense. Socrates believed that he was consta...ntly attended by spirits, which he called demons. Pythagoras believed in the separate existence of the soul from the body. Every poet and master of music since the " morning stars sang together " has left inspiring proofs of the immortality of man independent of the physical body.
In one sense of the word Jesus was the first fruits of the grave, and his spiritual ascension was the first resurrection. There were two pre- vailing religions in the Roman empire at that time. One was the Jewish religion and the other was Paganism, as it is usually called; but in reality it was the religion of philosophy, based on Polytheism, or plurality of Gods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All religions are based on the fact of a future life and a superintending intelligence, which they call God, or some other name meaning the same thing.
Plato taught that man is a dual being, pos- THE MISSION OF JESUS 329 sessing both a physical body and soul, main- taining that the existence of the soul was not dependent on the physical body, that the body might die but the soul would live on; it is true Plato believed in reincarnation in its broadest sense. Socrates believed that he was consta...ntly attended by spirits, which he called demons. Pythagoras believed in the separate existence of the soul from the body. Every poet and master of music since the " morning stars sang together " has left inspiring proofs of the immortality of man independent of the physical body.
In one sense of the word Jesus was the first fruits of the grave, and his spiritual ascension was the first resurrection. There were two pre- vailing religions in the Roman empire at that time. One was the Jewish religion and the other was Paganism, as it is usually called; but in reality it was the religion of philosophy, based on Polytheism, or plurality of Gods.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G H George Henry Walser to read onlineMoreLess
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