155. Teachers and Students

After writing began 5000 years ago, words about God appeared. Eventually, these words become related to 'money exchanging.' In time, teachers (or big thinkers) also developed.  For example, in Athens, Socrates developed 'students.'  But he was put to death by the money exchangers of Athens. Plato also developed students.  But he was exiled.  Then, when Jesus appeared and became a teacher in Greece, he came home and developed Jewish students. In three years, Jesus was put to death by the money exchangers of the Jewish temple.

After Jesus was murdered, the teacher-student relation could not develop because the money systems have taken control of human economic life.  But in time, I expect money systems to become teaching  'agents' so that they can destroy all  moner exchangers or  'riches.'

Today, writings are being challenged differently by our teachers. I call these new and different teachers  'bloggers. As a blogger, scientist, and moralist, I am challenging the writings in the Old Testament of Judaism, the writings in the New Testament of Christianity, and the writings in the Qur'an of Islam.

Teacher and student relations can be very effective compared to reading scriptures. So, tomorrow, I will continue my research on the scientific teachings of Jesus.