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Was Jesus queer?
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By Halvor Moxnes, Professor Emeritus at The Faculty of Theology, UiO.
This write was first published in
Both these proposals regard Jesus as a modern single individual, taking it for granted that sexuality is the most crucial element of identity and that sexuality must always be practiced. Therefore, there are such imaginative proposals that have little point in the stories about Jesus or in the words attributed to him. Instead, one should rather start with the material that actually is found in the gospels of Jesus and family relationships, in light of what we know about men and masculinity in the Jewish collective in ancient times.
Read Da Jesus ble mann [When Jesus became a man]. Read the article «Det moderne gjennombrudd» og kristen maskulinitet hos borgerskapets teologer i Norge [«The modern breakthrough» and Christian masculinity of the bourgeois theologians in Norway].
Ancient people were not individualists
Ancient people were not individualists. Their identity was strongly linked to the home, the family and the village. It was
Cesare Borgia Jesus: Who Is the Image of Jesus Christ Based On?
When you’re looking for a real-life model for Jesus Christ, you’d be hard pushed to think of a less appropriate stand-in for the Prince of Tranquility than Cesare Borgia.
One of the most notorious members of Renaissance Italy’s most notorious dynasties, the cruel Cesare was thought to be the inspiration for Niccolo Machiavelli’s satirical handbook for would-be tyrants, The Prince.
Thanks to his father – who became Pope Alexander VI in – Cesare was made a bishop at the age of 15 and a cardinal at the age of At this point in history the Pope directly ruled over a kingdom that ruled central Italy from its capital of Rome.
Though a rising star in the church, Cesare fancied himself a military man. There was one problem though, his father had chosen that career for his older brother, Giovanni. Pope Alexander had appointed his pride and joy Captain General of the Church — the supreme commander of the Papal States’ armed forces.
Coincidentally, in , Captain General Giovanni Borgia was establish floating lifelessly in the
JESÚS TOMILLERO
I am Jesus Tomillero. I am the first referee in Spanish football who has declared openly to be gay. ,,Football y being a referee is my life.’’
Nobody is to going to stop my dream to reach the Primera Division. I wish to pass by all the obstacles on my way, but I will never deny who I am. A normal person who loves football and who loves his friends. He is just a man like me.
My childhood has not been light . When I was three years old my father was killed. My mother left us in a centre for children. When I was eleven I started my dream to become a referee. It is a perfect way to escape from daily life. On the football pitch I can fail to remember all the bad things. And I love it to be a part of the world of football. The king of the sports. I like two things: My companion and being a referee.
When I decided to obtain out of the closed a lot of things happened. The insults I received were so serious that I almost decided to stop what i love so much. Organism a referee. I obtain still dead threats every day. I put myself together to fight help. I am stronger than the hate. Nobody
&#;Dopbilder&#; by Elisabeth Ohlson Wallin
Shocking and mind provoking were the first words that entered my head when I first saw this picture. Many things struck me about this picture. The unavoidable truth located at Jesus&#; waist was the first thing that was evident to me. Do we need to see naked Jesus? What is the artist trying to say? My interpretation is that this is a western style homosexual modern night Jesus. His face, hair, and beard match a sort of stereotypical western view of Jesus. He is holding what I imagine are his clothes and is at calm with his baptism. There are a few things that triggered me that this seems to be a homosexual interpretation. First, he is naked. I don&#;t know many baptisms of adults where the person has to be naked. Second, John is behind Jesus and they are both standing. From what I have seen of baptisms it seems that the person getting baptized faces and even bows or kneels. Not only is he behind him, but his hand is also placed on Jesus&#; hip. It seems modern day to me because they are in what looks to be a pool and John&#;s hair