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Jesus Chirst & Self Sacrifice : A Terrible Life
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Modern society has raised us to believe that the sacrificial hero is something to be aspired to, but you weren't taught that for your happiness or benefit and if you do it because "it makes you happy" then perhaps it does, but unless it was for someone.yountrt cared for ehrnyk&-would it?
There's thing about Jesus Christ (the Sacrificial Hero) that no one really talks about was how happy he was. He would go around doing these great works, yet when he healed the blind or the sick miraculously, where did they go? They left or maybe followed him loosely but who knows, what is said is Jesus died with a mere 12 apostles 1 of which betrayed him and others denied him in the end. He lived a life having little and would often go fast many days which in a way a type of self torture. He honestly lived a miserable life, made pretty by swords now, and yet people go around saying they care about him, but truly no one does. Same as before, people say they appreciate him, but that is worthless word. Appreciation is a term when something is valuable them, not that they truly care. As was the case for Jesus who in the end was crucified and had 11 people who maybe might gave really cared... And this guy performed literal miracles for people. People can't wait for him to come back so he can fix shit for us.
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