Bishop Robert Barron claps in New York for criticizing Christianity

This week, Catholic Bishop Robert Barron accepted an exception from a “rather annoying article” from New York, who tried to humiliate the legitimacy of Christianity.

Last month The New Yorker released a work, headline, “We’re still not finished with Jesus”, Summarizing as “scientists discuss whether the gospel stories are preserved by ancient memories or just Greek literature in masks.” The work was concentrated on the consideration of “Miracles and Diwali”, the book by Elein Page, which analyzes Christianity, and according to the article, concludes that the most incredible gospel stories are engaged in tropes and myths to smooth out through inconsistencies and inconvenient circumstances. “

Bishop Barron made fun of the article in Video is shared on social networks as an attempt to unleash Christianity.

“When I finished reading it, I noticed, ‘Oh, this is on March 31 New Yorker. This is almost Easter. “And so when the swallows return to the capistrano, predictably, so the main media usually choose Easter as their time to” unleash “Christianity,” he said.

The first key fact, he said, is that throughout the article, no Orthodox Christian is given among many scientists from different strata of society, saying: “The game is not an objective scholarship here, it is a lot to attack Christianity.”

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Bishop Robert Barron appears in the past interview with Fox News Digital. (Digital Fox News)

Then Barron slammed many “tired” critics of Christianity mentioned in the work, for example, it is based on “unresolved sources” about the life and death of Jesus.

“Give me a rest”, bishop Said in his answer, released in the middle of the Lent. “Jesus is the best certified figure in the ancient world. We historically have more reliable information about Jesus than Julia Caesar or Alexander the Great or Hammrab. Does anyone doubt the historicity of these heroes?”

He also addressed the New Yorker article, mentioning that the four Gospels were “written in Greek about 40 – 60 years after the crucifixion was believed.”

“This Old Canar about” Oh, they are written long after the events, “said Barron.” If you took a book about the JFK murder, written in 2003, you will say, “Oh, this is just a fabric of lies and making and mythology? Well, so what?

“If you need to be an eyewitness to the event to have any historical truth, we would have eliminated every book of history that exists,” he said.

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Three cross on top of the mountain with sunset in the background, presenting the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ. (Istock)

Rejecting the argument that the cross is a symbol of the pleasure of the anger of God, not the Divine love, Barron noted the last argument, which he considered especially “outrageous”.

Goplnik refers to Professor Notre -Duma Moss “The Persion Myth: How Early Christians have invented the History of Marty.” This book, written by Gopnik, claimed that Christianity “built a sacrifice cult, pulling off and severely opposed to any pluralism of thought.”

“Tell me that St. Peter. Say that St. Paul. Tell me that every apostle John has died, which proclaimed the gospel,” Barron replied, continuing to quote historical members church which were killed for the protection of faith. “Tell this all this army of martyrs in the early church.” Oh, it’s just a sacrifice cult. “Come on!”

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Bishop Barron said the world feels the “revival of Christianity.” (Godong/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

While the bishop said he did not like “old, tired arguments against Christianity” predictably unfolded at this time of year, he claimed that the world outside the media tells a completely different story.

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“What is happening today in the world Revival of ChristianityEspecially among the young, and I, for one, take it as a sign of great Easter, “Barron said.

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