@emu I remember u having a post about how everyone should read Lacan. Ive watched two videos on em and I just wanna hear what u love about him and his ideas.

@Bestowed thoughts on this vid if u dont mind

sorry @idkICantPick thatd my fault

also i wanna show u something once i get 😊

Choking I am not a fan of your sports friends

dw i don’t blame you 😔

What is it

a vinyl i got

Ooooooooooooooooo

It's beautiful

It is her birthday today too

woah really her birthday is so close to mine

Going to give it a relisten rn. It sounded pretty accurate but will go in depth if necessary.

Overall it's a solid breakdown of Jesus and keeps the framework of his doctrine in a surface way.

The one thing that would be awesome to include would be the hierarchy of Israel during that time in relation to the Pharisees and Sadducees. It would further strengthen the citizens perspective of Israel and how he empowered the average person to raise above the oppression of the Pharisees & Sadducees. They would gatekeep & spoon feed the citizens and only teach them laws, statutes and commandments that funded their own businesses which ofc grew their own pockets and kept Israel in a low-middle class state. Essentially they were the 1%.

When Christ hit the scenes, the Pharisees were surprised in Jesus because he was 'unlearned' and didn't enroll in their 'college'. John 7:15

The most cited OT passage in the NT & overall bible is Psalm 110. Psalm 110 is cited by Jesus in Matthew 22:41-46 and it completely confounded the Pharisees because they had no idea that Psalm is written about Him, His Philosophy, future rulership, that God had given to Him.

His philosophy is known as the Melchizedek Order/Priesthood.

The Disciples and Paul then further expound on this concept as it was riveting because this began to free the people from all of their illnesses and oppressions.

Overall, a pretty good video. Dope find! I like these more historical perspectives about Jesus, Israel etc. vs the religious views.

What were your takeaways?

didnt really have a take in it from a Sikh family, I went to catholic school so I know bits and pieces of christianity but I always love learning about religions especially the philosophical side, was just very interested in what ur take was.

Dec 2021

Do you know what the ting is about the Renaissance?

hmmm what u mean im not the biggest fan of the renaissance so I dont know much about