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The Jewish-Roman war of 66 to 73 CE created three conditions favorable to Paul's church: temple destruction, destruction of James' group, and fear among diaspora Jews.
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Jewish Roman wars
The Jewish-Roman war of 66 to 73 CE created three conditions favorable to Paul's church: temple destruction, destruction of James' group, and fear among diaspora Jews.
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"They're trying to be egalitarian. They're trying to be anti -hierarchical. Okay and what made them interesting was they used psychedelics a lot. Okay..."
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"And during this war, three things happened, okay? The first thing that happened was the temple was burned down. Remember, the temple is important..."
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"Their denomination in Jerusalem was targeted, and they were extinguished, okay? So this is important because remember, the major authority figure at this time..."
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Christianity wins twice in this lecture: first as a Roman-compatible institution, then as a strange formula that trains people to treat symbols as reality.
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