Difference between revisions of "Jesus"
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| − | |text= | + | |text= Your Bible gets more wrong than it does right. <br> |
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|source= [[5.06 I Believe the Children Are Our Future]] | |source= [[5.06 I Believe the Children Are Our Future]] | ||
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| − | Jesus is mentioned rarely in Supernatural, and held to be a man not a deity, although he's held responsible for being at the core of Christianity, a religion that | + | Jesus is mentioned rarely in ''[[Supernatural]]'', and held to be a man not a deity, although he's held responsible for being at the core of Christianity, a religion that supplanted many earlier religions and deities. |
| − | Dean sometimes refers to [[ | + | Dean sometimes refers to [[holy water]] as "Jesus Juice."<ref>[[4.19 Jump the Shark]]</ref> <ref>[[8.14 Trial and Error]]</ref> <ref>[[9.02 Devil May Care]]</ref> |
| − | ==[[3.08 A Very Supernatural Christmas]]== | + | ==Episodes== |
| − | + | ===[[3.08 A Very Supernatural Christmas]]=== | |
| − | '''Edward Carrigan:''' All of a sudden, this Jesus character is the hot new thing in town. All of a sudden, our – our altars are being burned down, and we’re being hunted down like common monsters | + | [[Madge and Edward Carrigan]] are pagan gods disguised as a suburban couple. They blame Christianity for their marginalization. |
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| − | + | :'''Edward Carrigan:''' All of a sudden, this Jesus character is the hot new thing in town. All of a sudden, our – our altars are being burned down, and we’re being hunted down like common monsters. | |
| − | ==[[6.16 ...And Then There Were None]]== | + | ===[[6.16 ...And Then There Were None]]=== |
| − | + | [[Eve]], the mother of all monsters, tells Rick, a devout truck driver, that Jesus was only a man, and that [[God]] has abandoned humanity. | |
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| − | [[Eve]], the mother of all monsters, tells Rick, a devout truck driver, that Jesus was only a man, and that God has abandoned humanity. | ||
| − | + | :'''Eve:''' You do know that Jesus was just a man. | |
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| + | ===[[9.08 Rock and a Hard Place]]=== | ||
[[Vesta]] blames Jesus and Christianity for the diminishing in her prominence. | [[Vesta]] blames Jesus and Christianity for the diminishing in her prominence. | ||
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| + | :'''Vesta:''' It only got pathetic when I started having to do it myself... because of the hippy from Bethlahem. Before him they practically threw virgins at me, and now... | ||
==Jesus in Lore== | ==Jesus in Lore== | ||
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus Jesus] is held to be a manifestation of God as a human. The religion of Christianity is centred on belief that his death provided atonement for sin. He may have been an actual historical figure, a Jewish teacher who lived in Palestine. Jesus is held to be a prophet in Islam. | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus Jesus] is held to be a manifestation of God as a human. The religion of Christianity is centred on belief that his death provided atonement for sin. He may have been an actual historical figure, a Jewish teacher who lived in Palestine. Jesus is held to be a prophet in Islam. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 28 November 2013
Your Bible gets more wrong than it does right.
Jesus is mentioned rarely in Supernatural, and held to be a man not a deity, although he's held responsible for being at the core of Christianity, a religion that supplanted many earlier religions and deities.
Dean sometimes refers to holy water as "Jesus Juice."[1] [2] [3]
Contents
Episodes
3.08 A Very Supernatural Christmas
Madge and Edward Carrigan are pagan gods disguised as a suburban couple. They blame Christianity for their marginalization.
- Edward Carrigan: All of a sudden, this Jesus character is the hot new thing in town. All of a sudden, our – our altars are being burned down, and we’re being hunted down like common monsters.
6.16 ...And Then There Were None
Eve, the mother of all monsters, tells Rick, a devout truck driver, that Jesus was only a man, and that God has abandoned humanity.
- Eve: You do know that Jesus was just a man.
9.08 Rock and a Hard Place
Vesta blames Jesus and Christianity for the diminishing in her prominence.
- Vesta: It only got pathetic when I started having to do it myself... because of the hippy from Bethlahem. Before him they practically threw virgins at me, and now...
Jesus in Lore
Jesus is held to be a manifestation of God as a human. The religion of Christianity is centred on belief that his death provided atonement for sin. He may have been an actual historical figure, a Jewish teacher who lived in Palestine. Jesus is held to be a prophet in Islam.
