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In Greek Mythology you will find many Sons (and Daughters) of God, but apart from mythology it was very common to call a wise and holy person Son of God.
The early Cristians named Jesus a Son of God, to say he was a wise and holy person indeed.
This all within Roman Civilisation, with many many Gods around, in the Helenistic melting pot.
Later, when Cristians were in power, they said Jesus is the
only Son of God, so the Christians were very human indeed.
Is any of this true? ---rmhermen
Well, there were many sons and daughters of
Zeus, but calling him "God" seems a confusion of the issues. As for the conclusion that Christians were very human indeed--can one person be more human than another? The last sentence seems like a candidate for the scrap heap. "Christian" does indeed have an "h" between the C and the R. And "Hellenistic" has two l's. I can't speak for the content, though. It sounds like filler for
bad jokes and other deleted nonsense, though it may just need considerable expansion and citation. --
KQ
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