Difference between revisions of "Impact of Jesus on world history"
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| − | In the years immediately after the death of Jesus on the cross, Christianity rapidly developed into a [[Jewish]] cult. It was gaining many members and as such was frowned upon and persecuted by both their [[Roman]] masters and [[Jewish]] brothers. Paul was a Romanised [[Jew]] who on the road to [[Damascus]] dramatically changed his mind and religion after suffering a [[ | + | In the years immediately after the death of Jesus on the cross, Christianity rapidly developed into a [[Jewish]] cult. It was gaining many members and as such was frowned upon and persecuted by both their [[Roman]] masters and [[Jewish]] brothers. Paul was a Romanised [[Jew]] who on the road to [[Damascus]] dramatically changed his mind and religion after suffering a [[revelation]] from [[God]]. |
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Revision as of 15:49, July 17, 2007
Jesus Christ is a historical figure verified by several Roman historians and other non-Christian figures [1]. Whatever one's personal religious convictions, it is undeniable that Jesus Christ has played a massive role in World history.
Origins
In the years immediately after the death of Jesus on the cross, Christianity rapidly developed into a Jewish cult. It was gaining many members and as such was frowned upon and persecuted by both their Roman masters and Jewish brothers. Paul was a Romanised Jew who on the road to Damascus dramatically changed his mind and religion after suffering a revelation from God.
work in progress