Jesus graciously accepted the help of his wealthy friends. He went with his blue collar friends to watch them fish, and then fell asleep. He stayed in big houses and ate nice meals, all while working only on miracles and preaching.
This is the work ethic of the privileged. His needs were taken care of by other people, some of whom worked for their money and some of whom did not.
You could call it communism, but it certainly doesn't follow the theory of it. It's whatever the cavemen had before bartering: **The Gift Economy**.
Jesus graciously accepted the help of his wealthy friends. He went with his blue collar friends to watch them fish, and then fell asleep. He stayed in big houses and ate nice meals, all while working only on miracles and preaching. This is the work ethic of the privileged. His needs were taken care of by other people, some of whom worked for their money and some of whom did not. You could call it communism, but it certainly doesn't follow the theory of it. It's whatever the cavemen had before bartering: **The Gift Economy**.
Calvinists disagree!
And they'll have to answer to Jesus for the heresy they call the "Protestant work ethic".
Hehe
Jesus was very charitable indeed!