For a non-religious, you have an excellent grasp of the Scripture. I can’t say that I find any fault in your exegesis here and it is certainly a holistic interpretation.
There is good reason Paul warned against the love of money in 1 Timothy 6, which (like the vast majority of warnings in Scripture) was directed towards the believers. Wealth accumulation has done a great deal of damage to the Church and to our mission.
Superb, Also worth noting the concept of sin as a debt to be paid and therefore the liberation of man being physical as well as spiritual.
https://michael-hudson.com/2018/08/and-forgive-them-their-debts/
For a non-religious, you have an excellent grasp of the Scripture. I can’t say that I find any fault in your exegesis here and it is certainly a holistic interpretation.
There is good reason Paul warned against the love of money in 1 Timothy 6, which (like the vast majority of warnings in Scripture) was directed towards the believers. Wealth accumulation has done a great deal of damage to the Church and to our mission.
The mythical Jesus was an anti capitalist. Of course that's why he was crucified.
Jesus was a rebel. The one who warned the conformists e.g. Jewish money changers to change their ways.