Jesus’ identity and purpose
Jesus is present in any place and moment in the life of every human being. The Bible, which is the best-selling and greater wisdom book, shows the four Gospels of the four first disciples of Jesus in life. John, who was one of the disciples, showed on his gospel the Jesus Christ's teachings. on the verses of John's gospel, (13: 5-11 & 34-35, NIV) show how Jesus, by washing their disciples' feet which was the most degraded work at that time, taught them how they should love one another and how he, as God, is love and serve their sheep regardless of power status . In the above verse reveals that Jesus claimed to be the master and lord of the Earth as God is the Almighty who loves his disciples, and teach them that no deer is greater than his master, and the messenger, which is Jesus, is not better than who sent him that in this …show more content…
Moreover, if we apply this teaching in other worldviews such as naturalism and pantheism, the topic of love and equality between people are concepts that are not on this worldviews. For example, naturalism believes that love does not exist, it just an invention to use people and win money easily. Also, for people who are naturalist believes that world would not work as equal as today if there is equality between societies. for pantheistic people, they believes that god did not create and teach us what love is, and the equality is as the yin-yang, it should exist an equilibrium on the Earth to work well. However, these worldviews do not explain how people know what love is, how it feels, and why we feel it while why there should be a difference between human beings if we are all created in the same way, with more same skills and same characteristics. But, for Christianity faith, they have the answer to these questions: god and Jesus’ teachings. Jesus was the perfect image of the invisible god; therefore, he
Jesus is present in any place and moment in the life of every human being. The Bible, which is the best-selling and greater wisdom book, shows the four Gospels of the four first disciples of Jesus in life. John, who was one of the disciples, showed on his gospel the Jesus Christ's teachings. on the verses of John's gospel, (13: 5-11 & 34-35, NIV) show how Jesus, by washing their disciples' feet which was the most degraded work at that time, taught them how they should love one another and how he, as God, is love and serve their sheep regardless of power status . In the above verse reveals that Jesus claimed to be the master and lord of the Earth as God is the Almighty who loves his disciples, and teach them that no deer is greater than his master, and the messenger, which is Jesus, is not better than who sent him that in this …show more content…
Moreover, if we apply this teaching in other worldviews such as naturalism and pantheism, the topic of love and equality between people are concepts that are not on this worldviews. For example, naturalism believes that love does not exist, it just an invention to use people and win money easily. Also, for people who are naturalist believes that world would not work as equal as today if there is equality between societies. for pantheistic people, they believes that god did not create and teach us what love is, and the equality is as the yin-yang, it should exist an equilibrium on the Earth to work well. However, these worldviews do not explain how people know what love is, how it feels, and why we feel it while why there should be a difference between human beings if we are all created in the same way, with more same skills and same characteristics. But, for Christianity faith, they have the answer to these questions: god and Jesus’ teachings. Jesus was the perfect image of the invisible god; therefore, he