Mythology - Christianity Mythology and Term Paper

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As the communion is partaken of by the congregation and the minister shares the humble meal, they are all recalling how Christ died for Mankind and gave his body up to be consumed (Culbertson 55).

Living one's occupational life inside the Church is easier if one looks at Jesus' willingness to sacrifice home and family for his ministry of teaching. The minister does not need to sacrifice as much as Christ, yet should be willing to give up the pleasures of the flesh that youth desires, to give up rich foods that Jesus never would have tasted, to give up nice houses, as Jesus never aspired to own property, and to give up earning a handsome salary, as Jesus gave away the little he got. Jesus did not see himself as a God, but pointed to the loving nature of his Heavenly Father and the comfort of the Holy Spirit which God has endowed us with, while he himself lived a modest, humble life. The mythology of his birth, death and resurrection has given us a false emphasis.

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