THE WORD.
The author reflects on the Passion of Jesus Christ based on the Gospel of Matthew 27:31 and 34-35. He notes that Christ was condemned by the people in the name of good order, national pride, truth, theology and philosophy, among others. He asserts that the crucifixion of Jesus Christ can be consider...
| Publicado en: | America Magazine: The Jesuit Review of Faith & Culture Vol. 116; no. 11; pp. 389 - 391 |
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America Media
3/18/1967
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| Sumario: | The author reflects on the Passion of Jesus Christ based on the Gospel of Matthew 27:31 and 34-35. He notes that Christ was condemned by the people in the name of good order, national pride, truth, theology and philosophy, among others. He asserts that the crucifixion of Jesus Christ can be considered as the supreme act of faith. He also mentions that people can take comfort with the fact that Christ was imprisoned as human beings are imprisoned in their personal destiny. |
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