Jesus, Muhammad and Buddha: Prophets Beyond Their Historical Context
2 min Faith
2 min Faith
You know, you just think about certain individuals that have existed.
They make no sense because they are so removed from the historical context. Like, where did Jesus come from?
Where did Muhammad come from? Where did Buddha come from, right? I mean, given the historical context, we should not have people like that. Muhammad was barely literate, right? I mean, was he literate? Maybe not.
But he grew up, but he was born, he lived in the Arabian desert.
And he became one of the most influential prophets in human history. Same thing with Jesus. Jesus was illiterate.
He was born in a very poor family. And you ask yourself, where did these people come from?
Because from using our modern psychological tools, we could not possibly predict that they would come in their time, right? So I think the only explanation is they're messengers of God, which is what they said they were, right? We come as a prophet to spread the message of God. And I think that when originally their message was the same,
but over time, because of empire, their messages became corrupted, okay?
I think that during the time Muhammad and Jesus were saying the same thing, which is we all come from the source.
God loves every one of us. There should be no hierarchy.
There should be no inequality. There should be no caste and difference among us.
I think that's what every prophet has said.
But again, over time, the message has become very corrupt.
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