https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Render_unto_CaesarWhat did Jesus mean by this? Sorry for not posting in the questions thread.

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Christanon 01/03/19 (Thu) 10:56:06 5f00d3 No.750872

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Render_unto_Caesar

What did Jesus mean by this?

Sorry for not posting in the questions thread.

Christanon 01/03/19 (Thu) 11:04:02 524bb4 No.750875

Pay your taxes

Christanon 01/03/19 (Thu) 12:18:33 d1adea No.750901

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He was using a classic Jesus misdirection to point out the evil of the Pharisees. Read: "they plotted how they might trap him"

He answered in such a way to not incriminate himself against the Roman state, but the theological answer is NO. It is not lawful to give offerings to caesar, by suggestion he says everything is God's.

The solution would be to stop using Caesar's currency.

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2010/03/jeffrey-f-barr/render-unto-caesar-amostmisunderstood-newtestamentpassage/

Christanon 01/03/19 (Thu) 12:46:36 db542d No.750915

>>750901

>He was using a classic Jesus misdirection to point out the evil of the Pharisees. Read: "they plotted how they might trap him"

Exactly. It's more about the pharisees than Caesar.

Christanon 01/03/19 (Thu) 13:37:58 f9ad07 No.750943

>>750901

so don't pay your taxes?

Christanon 01/03/19 (Thu) 13:49:43 524bb4 No.750950

>>750943

If you can legally get away with it, sure. If you legally can't, than don't. Can't owe Ceaser his taxes if you use none of his money/services.

Good luck.

Christanon 01/03/19 (Thu) 13:51:44 4b6613 No.750952

>>750901

This passage is being posted around like crazy lately, what is this tendency?

But I think the message is clear, the monetary establishment is something men made, if you're living under the game you should play the rules. But be aware of what money really is, just a means of currency trading, we can't escape it in the modern world, but you shouldn't value it for more than it is, real wealth is on the spirit and on what you can offer to humanity.