233. Some Examples of the Scientific Teachings of Jesus

When I learned that Bishop Irenaeus rejected Gnosticism and turned Christianity away from science, I concluded that Christianity is unable to develop a true religion. So, I began my own studies of the New Testament to determine the scientific teachings of Jesus.

When I started to study the New Testament, I learned that most of Jesus' disciples are natural or basic students, that Jesus was their teacher, and that the disciples made errors in the New Testament because students cannot become a teacher of a book instantly. So, the New Testament does have errors.  I conclude that Matthew, John, Paul, and the Gospel of Thomas will be the highest students. Below are some examples of the scientific teachings of Jesus.

At Matt. 5:19, Jesus teaches how our mind works  to develop scientific and moral truths. These truths are called commandments. In this verse, Jesus also says that our minds can appear on least-to-great planets, which are 'kingdoms of heaven.' At Mark 7-15-23, Jesus also says that our minds can be defiled from within our bodies. Crimes thus come within. At Matt. 10:30 Jesus says that the hair of your head are all numbered. This means that everything in the universe is numbered and that God is not numbered at all because God is one. At John 4:7-14, Jesus separates the physical and spiritual mind by using physical water and living water. At John 14:12, Jesus says that we will do greater works that he did.  At John 14:28 Jesus says that God is greater than him. Thus, Jesus is not the Son of God.  But at The Revelation at John 1:8,  John said that the world has a beginning and end.  This saying is false.

Religions must work with scientists.  The scientists must open their minds in evaluations and should not be a member of the religion to be evaluated.