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@honeeybuch For the foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength.”
1 Corinthians 1:21-25 NET
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@honeeybuch but we preach about a crucified Christ, a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles. But to those who are called, both Jews and Greeks, Christ is the power of God and the wisdom of God.
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Well scripture explicitly states that God wrote the moral law on the human heart from creation, so of course ancient civilizations knew murder was wrong. Conscience was hardwired into human nature from the beginning, not patented by a committee centuries later. If there were no similarities between Christian ethic and moral codes of antiquity I would be worried.
But the thing is you can’t call the Christian ethic "stolen valor" if you look at the actual substance of what Jesus taught. Ancient law codes were purely external contracts designed to manage property, preserve civil order, and enforce tribal dominance. The universal moral consensus of the pagan world was simple: love your friends and crush your enemies. Rome and Greece ran on conquest, infanticide, chattel slavery, and the absolute right of the strong to exploit the weak.
Nobody in antiquity had the audacity to strip morality down to its raw essence and claim the entire interior territory of the human heart for God. Jesus did not just regulate outward compliance. He dragged the courtroom into the human mind, declaring hidden hatred to be murder, lust to be adultery, and commanding men to forgive endlessly and love the very enemies who persecute them. To the Greco-Roman world, that was not borrowed wisdom; it was offensive madness and dangerous weakness.
Show me a single ancient religion that ever conceived of the supreme Creator taking on human flesh, not to rape, conquer, and flex power like the petty Greek gods, but to hang naked and die the humiliating death of a slave on a Roman cross to rescue the people who drove the nails. The ancient world did not inspire the cross; they mocked it as disgusting foolishness.
To claim Jesus merely repackaged existing philosophy is total historical illiteracy. No ancient law code judged the secret thoughts of your heart, no ancient empire commanded love for its enemies, and no pagan myth ever dared to imagine a God who bleeds in the dirt for His killers.
@EmmanuelOnimisi@adenijimercy89@TomiwaImmanuel The inability to engage opposing views without resulting to insults is really sickening.
There's no excuse to do this, especially not because of some fictional characters.
@ebjacks1 It's how you're even addressing me without honorifics. I don too shine teeth with you o.
For TBR, I hope to saddle up once it hits the NT phase in October.
As for Marej, I know not what you speak of. I'm but a child🌝
Btw,
Don't send a patient with headache home without assessing sha (minimum of a clinical history). It's one of those symptoms where nothing sinister will be attributable about 90 percent of the time.
You however don't want to miss the other 10%.
We will undoubtedly face difficult encounters and challenging patients, but we must remember that we are not here to save the world in a single day.
Just plant a seed.
Worked a post at a University clinic for some time and it served as a microcosm of the bigger information and knowledge chasm present in our general population.
We have a lot to do in terms of health promotion and education.
To my colleagues;
Let us never assume that our patients share our foundational knowledge. If you can, take the time to educate them on the realities of healthcare structures, financing, triage systems, waiting times, and safety-netting. Approach these interactions with empathy.