today in class we got into a very heated argument. a lot of people shared their opinions on the belief of greek goddesses and gods. A lot of us got caught up on the fact that we knew that they weren't real and they believed that there and that is what got us into a big argument. We have faith and we know that god is real but apparently we need to question things? I found it disrespectful that we were told to go against our faith and what we learn even hear at school in bible class which is not to question god. Mr. schick said we shouldn't just believe everything someone stands up and tells us yeah but then whats the point of going to school or listening to anything anyone says when apparently you can't trust them and shouldn't believe what they said. Information gets passed throughout people and thats how we learn things. However apparently we shouldn't take everything someone says so basically nothing that we know is real or we can trust anything we were told. If w...
roman power spread to Judea Rome took control of the Jewish Kingdom in A.D. 6 two decades after Rome took control the messiah (Jesus) came somewhere in 6 to 4 A.D a jew named Jesus was born in Bethlehem in Judea raised in Nazareth, Northern Palestine Age 30 he began his pubic ministry has 12 men as Apostles (followers) Gospels were written Jesus attracted large crowds Jesus' popularity concerned Jewish and Roman authorities Chief Priests of the Jews denied Jesus was the Messiah Jesus was accused, by Roman Governor Pontius Pilate, of defying roman authority and was arrested, then crucified After his death, his body was put in a tomb and he resurrected from it Christos- Greek- "Messiah" or "Savior" Jesus' teachings did not contradict Jewish laws His first followers were Jews Followers began to create a religion based on his teachings Christianity spread slow and steadily throughout the Roman Empire Disagreements about beliefs spread throu...
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