Mudslime Sandnigger anon here and I have some questions about

>>2456498
>How was Catholic Church as we know it today established In Rome, the city that crucified Jesus?
It was a miracle, and the fact that the Church grew on the ground of the empire that killed Christ is evidence that Gods hand was working behind the scenes.

>If the Cross was the tool that killed Jesus then why was it taken as the symbol of Christianity?
As a constant reminder of his sacrifice and the message he preached.

>How was the New Testament made in the first place if Jesus himself never wrote or recorded anything?
The apostles dictated some writings about their experience with Jesus, those became the Gospels. Paul had special divine revelation which allowed him to effectively spread the word.

>If the Jewish Bible is part of Christianity, then why do Christians hate Jews?
Because Jews are people who don't recognize the fact Christ is the messiah. If they did they'd be Christian. That said American Protestants fucking love Jews and Israel. Jews hate Christianity with a passion though.

>If Jews plotted and influenced Pontius Pilatus into killing Jesus then why is the Jewish Bible part of Christianity?
Because it contains the prophecies and teachings which show Jesus was the legitimate son of God and messiah.

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>>2456498
>If the Cross was the tool that killed Jesus then why was it taken as the symbol of Christianity? It's like using an NSFW car crash WebM to show admiration for Princess Diana.
It's a reminder of his blood sacrifice for humanity
>Why in the fuck is the Jewish Bible (Old Testament) part of Christianity?
To tell the story of the ancient Israelites, how they lived and they should expect from a messiah (Jesus fulfills all requirements)
>How was the New Testament made in the first place if Jesus himself never wrote or recorded anything?
He had apostles that possessed the Holy Spirit
>If the Jewish Bible is part of Christianity, then why do Christians hate Jews?
You're not supposed to hate them. They're religion is wrong though (alongside all others that don't profess that Christ is lord in Trinity)
>If Jews plotted and influenced Pontius Pilatus into killing Jesus then why is the Jewish Bible part of Christianity?
To show that Jesus fulfilled the messianic role.

First of all, Catholics aren't Christian.

Second, we preach Christ crucified: a stumbling block to Jews and foolishness to Gentiles. 1 Corinthians 1:23

>>2456498
To the first question: Peter was fleeing from Rome fearing persecution when he saw a vision of Jesus walking towards rome, he asks to Jesus "where are you going?" and Jesus answers "to Rome so I can be crucified again" and this causes Peter to face his fears and return to Rome to fullfil his mission there.

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Catholicism, Judaism and Islam are antichrist religions. Hence why they get along so well.

Also reality check: the jews that were behind jesus's crucifixion were from a rival tribe to that of jesus and they saw him as rising that tribe's influence, they used the upheaval at the temple among other things as an argument to convince the romans that he was a threat to their rule.

>>2456539
American Protestants are by far the biggest Israel/Judaite shills this planet has ever seen. The fact the Catholic Pope is a cuck doesn't override it.

>>2456541
[citation needed]

>>2456543
There re many false teachers, which must be rebuked and ignored. However all Catholics must obey the pope.

>>2456539
>My particular flavor of spaghetti monster is better!
*tips fedora and vanishes into vape cloud*

>>2456498

>How was Catholic Church as we know it today established In Rome, the city that crucified Jesus?
Rome was the capital of the roman empire at that time. IIRC Petrus was sent there as a missionary. Christianity had five patriarchal sees located in Constantinople, Antioch, Jerusalem, Alexandria and Rome. Rome, being the odd one out (located in the western half of the empire) held immense sway over that half of the empire which it together with the biblical message that it was from Petrus that the church would lay its foundation claimed to be the see with most authority. This laid the groundwork for the eventual schism between catholicsm and ortodoxy.

>If the Cross was the tool that killed Jesus then why was it taken as the symbol of Christianity? It's like using an NSFW car crash WebM to show admiration for Princess Diana.
Yes. The purpose of the symbol is to highlight the suffering of christ through which humanity can achieve salvation.

>Why in the fuck is the Jewish Bible (Old Testament) part of Christianity?
Because it lays the groundwork for the religion. Think of it as the prequel that explains the coming of the Messiah who according to christianity is Jesus.

>How was the New Testament made in the first place if Jesus himself never wrote or recorded anything?
People wrote it down, allegedly from witnesses and apostles.

>If the Jewish Bible is part of Christianity, then why do Christians hate Jews?
The jews killed the Messiah. Deicide is quite thea severe crime. As if that isn't enough they also refuse to accept christianity.

>If Jews plotted and influenced Pontius Pilatus into killing Jesus then why is the Jewish Bible part of Christianity?
I'm afraid I don't follow what you mean by this? Christianity is, according to christianity, the fulfillment of the jewish religion. The two things you're asking about doesn't have any relevance to each other. A vile deed doesn't extinguish the need for understanding history and your religion.

>>2457204
Forgot to add that the New testament also includes letters from Paulus and other people. It's primarily through Paulus that christianity originally got spread, especially amongst the non-jews.

>>2457204
>>2457227

This answer is satisfying enought. Thanks, Anon.

>>2456498
The original symbol for christianity was either the fish or the chi-ro sign, but the cross is way more iconical and simple. It has its symbolism within the system, but it's really a great icon

>>2456498
The Jesus movement was a Jewish movement from the beginning which is why the Jewish bible is heavily involved in it. Pretty quickly however two rival sects came about: one was led by James, the brother of Jesus, and the other was lead by Paul, who was a Roman citizen that claimed to have a vision of Jesus and converted. The sect led by James wanted to keep it a Jewish movement while Paul wanted it to be a universal movement (which at the time meant a Roman movement). Paul won out, and so they distanced themselves from Jews over time and tried to snuggle up to the Romans. This movement included for example, adding new stories to the bible like the Jews plotting to kill Jesus and the Pilate not actually making the decision to have him executed himself.