Author: Dillon Stengel
Jesus, the Roman Influence, and the Old Testament: A Subjugated Theology
Click here if you would like to watch this article Introduction: Divergence of Teachings The teachings of Jesus Christ stand in stark contrast to those of the Old Testament, offering a message of forgiveness and humility that sometimes contradicts the legalistic and often harsh justice found in earlier Hebrew texts. Throughout history, scholars have debated …
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Symbolism of the Right, Left, and Middle Path in the Old Testament
Click here if you would like to watch this article The concept of “right” and “left” in the Old Testament is laden with symbolic and spiritual meaning. Ancient Hebrew texts often associate the right with honor, righteousness, and divine favor, while the left is seen as a place of rejection, shame, and punishment. Additionally, there …
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Seeking Sophia: Paths of Wisdom in the Teachings of David, Solomon, and Christ
Click here if you would like to watch this article The Bible offers a rich tapestry of wisdom, drawn from the experiences and teachings of key figures like David, Solomon, and Christ. In exploring these spiritual paths, we encounter the Hebrew concept of “Sophia,” or wisdom, which appears repeatedly throughout biblical literature. Sophia, the embodiment …
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The Vespasian Conspiracy: Unraveling the Narrative of Paul, Titus, and the New Testament
Introduction The New Testament is often viewed as a sacred text, inspired by divine revelation. However, an alternative perspective suggests a more politically motivated origin, positing that the Vespasian family, particularly Vespasian and his son Titus, played a crucial role in shaping its narrative. This theory posits that these Roman figures not only influenced the …
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Transcending the Curse of the Tree: Salvation Through the Father
Christianity hinges on the belief that Jesus Christ’s death on the cross—an instrument of Roman execution and symbol of ultimate suffering—opens the door to salvation for all who believe. Yet, Jesus’ own teachings, at times cryptic and veiled in parables, invite deeper scrutiny of this understanding. In John 9:39, Jesus says, “For judgment I have …
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The Universal Flood: Comparing the Story of Noah’s Ark to Other Flood Myths
The tale of Noah’s Ark is one of the most iconic stories in the Judeo-Christian tradition, conveying themes of divine judgment, mercy, and renewal. Found in the Book of Genesis, this narrative captivates the imagination and serves as a moral framework for understanding humanity’s relationship with the divine. However, what many might not realize is …
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Divine Feminine: Mary, the Mother of God, and Goddesses in World Religions
The divine feminine is a powerful concept present in many religious traditions, characterized by nurturing, strength, and compassion. Central to this theme is the Virgin Mary, the revered Mother of God in Christianity. Her example resonates deeply with millions of believers. Alongside Mary, goddesses such as Parvati in Hinduism, Isis in ancient Egypt, and Tara …
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Abandoning the Tree of Good and Evil: Lessons from Genesis
The book of Genesis serves as the foundation of the Judeo-Christian tradition, introducing themes of creation, human nature, and the divine relationship between God and humanity. Among its most pivotal narratives is the account of Adam and Eve and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. This story offers profound insights into the …
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Angels and Devas: Spiritual Messengers in Christianity and Hinduism
Throughout human history, the spiritual world has been perceived as being full of divine messengers and celestial beings who act as intermediaries between the Divine and humanity. Two prominent figures in religious traditions that embody this role are angels in Christianity and devas in Hinduism. While these beings may emerge from distinct theological frameworks, they …
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Resurrection vs. Reincarnation: Unraveling the Eternal Journey of the Soul
The nature of the soul’s journey beyond death has long intrigued humanity, shaping the core beliefs of many religious traditions. In Christianity, the concept of resurrection centers on a one-time event in which the dead are raised to eternal life at the final judgment. In contrast, Eastern faiths like Hinduism and Buddhism propose reincarnation, a …
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