The Perfect Man for a Special Death

Before the eastern world was discovered by the western world, the Aztecs were sacrificing the gods of people. During the seasonal change, the Aztecs thanked their gods, Tezcatlipoca. Toxcatl's time is a wonderful holiday, and the Aztecs aimed captive warriors to Tezcatlipoca throughout the year. The Florentine code was written by Spanish pastor Bernardino Sahagun for decades after Spain's conquest. Aztec boys are the main authors of the Tescatolipoka Festival.

So what is the result? Like God created him, a man has three completions. First of all, his body and soul are perfect. Second, he has a higher perfection of the Holy Spirit living in his heart, his soul is ordered and sanctified, and passion is fully obedient to reason and will. Third, he created perfection perfectly. It is complete perfection of the immortality and soul of the body. Therefore he has these three completions: the natural completion of the body and soul, the supernatural completion of the Holy Spirit, and the immortality of the eternal life, all these are disobedience that he has lost. This is what this sentence means. "On the day of your life, you will die." This is death of time and time, subsequent repentance, and eternal death of the future.

For early Christians, Christ represented the perfection of man, but according to Christian theology he died to save humanity. Jesus was not only dead on the cross but also a general form of death of the day, one of his disciples (Judah) was betrayed by his father (his father was a god accidentally) and tortured to death I received. So once again, why do Christians worship the cross? This is not because they are sadistic people but they are excited about the idea of ​​torture and 'terrible death'. This is not the source of 'strong memes', Steven Pinker! It is very far. The cross reminds Christian men and women how they are about to make mistakes as much as others and how they act in the world: bringing courage, humility and sacrifice to fellow humans

Hindus and father of modern India, Mohandas Gandhi wrote. "I can accept Jesus as a martyr, as a materialization of sacrifice and a sacred teacher, but it is not the most perfect and perfect person, although his death world on the cross is a good example, There is a strange or mysterious virtue I can not accept what he loves very much, but he does not try to keep his sympathy immovable, surrounded by a crowd that is often worshiped , He often needs a lifestyle but he is still balanced and always knows where he is going to go and what he is doing. He knows not only his own sins but also other people He accepts individuals according to their whereabouts and their inherent needs ... In short, I do not see Jesus suffering from known psychosis. In