160. Science and Religions Are One.

In the 2nd century, Bishop  Irenaeus said that gnosticism is blasphemy. Today, many scholars say that gnosticism is called metaphysics. In today's blog, I say that Bishop Irenaeus was wrong when he misread the metaphysical writings of Jecus' disciples in the New Testament. Thus, I  conclude that the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Qur'an must be restudied, with modern linguistic tools, and then taught to every human in every nation.

For instance, at Matt. 5:19 of the New Testament,  Matthew says,

'Whosoever, therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven:  but whosoever shall do and teach them, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven.'

In this verse, I underline the words 'leact' and 'great' to show that Jesus went to Greece after age 12.  There, he learned about the 'God of One' from Anaxagoras and became a great scientist and mathematician.

So, to speak of gnosticism as blasphemy was a major error because the words 'least' and 'great' kingdoms of heaven inform us about the many different kingdoms of the universe; that God has no heaven; that our souls are immortal; that we live in the universe; and that we are reborn after death.

Scriptures are always becoming outdated and must be updated continuously. (click)