Thanks Eva
Sin, guilt, criticism and reconciliation
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from his weblog of the Ev. Akademie Bonn. The first text "Thank you Eve" sees in the so-called "Fall" from Gen. 2 the leap of man to cognitive thinking. Only through this did man become a human being in today's sense. The second text deals with the question of guilt for the death of Jesus. A guilt of the Jewish people is not recognizable from a historical-critical point of view. God's covenant with Israel has not been terminated, therefore a baptism of the Jews is unnecessary. Through Jesus-Christ we can be chosen. The third text deals with the question of Jesus' year of birth, which has not b...
from his weblog of the Ev. Akademie Bonn. The first text "Thank you Eve" sees in the so-called "Fall" from Gen. 2 the leap of man to cognitive thinking. Only through this did man become a human being in today's sense. The second text deals with the question of guilt for the death of Jesus. A guilt of the Jewish people is not recognizable from a historical-critical point of view. God's covenant with Israel has not been terminated, therefore a baptism of the Jews is unnecessary. Through Jesus-Christ we can be chosen. The third text deals with the question of Jesus' year of birth, which has not been completely clarified in research. Alternatives are addressed, including a research paper with new points of view. In the last text the author's aim is to show that theology and natural sciences are no longer opposites and complement each other. This is made possible by the latest results of quantum theory. This book has been translated with Artificial Intelligence.
