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Was Christianity an invention?
Around 2000 years ago, a group of Jews started to gather for Sunday worship, worship a certain individual as a divine being, regard this person as the Messiah and proclaim that the kingdom of God had come.
Why did they act, think and speak in such a manner? What prompted such a radical departure from Judaism? Did the early Christians invent their own theology in order to continue the legacy of Jesus? More importantly, was the resurrection an actual event?
About the speaker:
Chandra Nugraha holds a doctorate degree. He is a member of the Catholic Theology Network in Singapore.
Reference:
Wright, N. T. (2004). The Resurrection of the Son of God. Fortress Press.
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By catholicconfessionsAround 2000 years ago, a group of Jews started to gather for Sunday worship, worship a certain individual as a divine being, regard this person as the Messiah and proclaim that the kingdom of God had come.
Why did they act, think and speak in such a manner? What prompted such a radical departure from Judaism? Did the early Christians invent their own theology in order to continue the legacy of Jesus? More importantly, was the resurrection an actual event?
About the speaker:
Chandra Nugraha holds a doctorate degree. He is a member of the Catholic Theology Network in Singapore.
Reference:
Wright, N. T. (2004). The Resurrection of the Son of God. Fortress Press.