POLITICS of the day. . .

While it may be somewhat consolable that most mythical “origins” stories aren’t compatible with anything. It should also be indubiously understood that ‘Jesus of Nazareth' wasn't a Christian. . .
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It should also be understood that early archeological studies have indicated that the throws of Christianity started or began to evolve doing the time of Socrates or some 250 yrs. before the anointment of ‘Pontius Pilate’ as the new governor of Judea. . .
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While it may also be understood the Synagogues having made a somewhat precarious peace with the newly appointed governor, ‘Pilate’ had little interest in the doings of a newly anointed self-styled “meshugganah” that the early Christians called the 'King of Lords'. . .
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It may also be noted the Synagogues having consolidated something of a precarious peace with the new governor had thusly, harried no incentive towards asking for Barabbas (as "Barabbas” being notably an anarchist) or any other kind of motivation that might’ve involved them in the anarchy of the radically motivated Christians. . .
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While it should be understood that Christians were the only ones having an incentive in asking for ‘Barabbas’ thus perhaps furthering their cause for civil disobedience or the disruptive rioting of insipience. . .
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While it’s therefore to be unequivocally understood that ‘Christians’ were the only ones who may’ve had motivation in the tempting of Christ (or the “Everlasting Son of Bethlehem”). . .
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It should thus be noted what the church has yet to discover with-in the ‘hub-bub’ of all the political schemas or perhaps the outrageousness of a self-anointed loathing of incipient radical diversion’s that ravages of an outrageous rioting mustn’t outweigh the crisis of an unfathomable haphazardness that converges upon the political ‘schema’ or the crimes of a diminished inadequacy that disparages from being a participant of true ‘Democratic’ adamancy that existed long before the beginnings of an immortality that is founded in the truthful teachings of a Messiah, or the Buddha, or Zoroastrianism, etc. having always been formally decreed in the existence of a Universal citizenry, or the thoughtful forgiveness of an infinitesimal cosmos . . .

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