Jesus wasn't white, but the church had to describe him as being White Chad for the church to survive.
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What would our church and society look like if we were confronted with the reality that the body hung on the cross was brown?
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Not only that, but Jesus was rumored to be married to a prostitute. Cuck trait. Getting Chad's leftovers.
Jesus was also a great, nice, moral, man, but he got cruxified, why? because people hate ethnics no matter what.
White Chad meanwhile fucks every girl with a pulse, and is worshiped by society for being a degenerate.
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He didn't marry a prostitute, that is just cuck soys trying to make him seem more soy.
Jesus was also using whips to beat the shit out of scammers, he was not a soyboy at all.
"In 2012, scholar
Karen L. King published the
Gospel of Jesus' Wife, a purported
Coptic papyrus fragment in which Jesus says: "My wife ... she will be able to be my disciple." The overwhelming consensus of scholars, including King herself, is that the fragment is a modern forgery.
[314][315][316][317] If genuine, the papyrus would have dated to sometime between the sixth and ninth centuries. Although the fragment does not contain the name of Mary Magdalene, some authors speculated that she was the woman referred to.
[318]
Ehrman states that the historical sources reveal absolutely nothing about
Jesus's sexuality[319] and that there is no evidence whatsoever to support the idea that Jesus and Mary Magdalene were married or that they had any kind of sexual or romantic relationship.
[319] None of the canonical gospels imply such a thing
[320] and, even in the late Gnostic gospels, where Mary is shown as Jesus's closest disciple,
[320] the love between them is not sexual.
[320] The extremely late
Greater Questions of Mary, which is not extant, allegedly portrayed Mary not as Jesus's wife or partner, but rather as an unwilling voyeur.
[131] Furthermore, Ehrman points out that the
Essenes, a contemporary Jewish sect who shared many views with Jesus, and the apostle Paul, Jesus's later follower, both lived in unmarried celibacy,
[297] so it is not unreasonable to conclude that Jesus did as well.
[297]
Furthermore, according to
Mark 12:25, Jesus taught that marriage would not exist at all in the coming kingdom of God.
[321] Since Jesus taught that people should live as though the kingdom had already arrived, this teaching implied a life of unmarried celibacy.
[322] Finally, Ehrman points out that, if Jesus had been married to Mary Magdalene, the authors of the gospels would definitely have mentioned it, since they mention all his other family members, including his mother Mary, his father
Joseph, his
four brothers, and his at least two sisters.
[323] Casey rejects the idea of Mary Magdalene as Jesus's wife as nothing more than wild popular sensationalism.
[298] Kripal writes that "the historical sources are simply too contradictory and simultaneously too silent" to make absolute declarations regarding Jesus' sexuality.
[324]"