Apostle Andrew: biography

Andrew (Ancient Greek "brave, brave, man") - one of the 12 apostles, brother of Simon Peter. He was a disciple of John the Baptist, whom he left to follow Jesus Christ. The number 12 meant the ancient number of the tribes of Israelites, which in turn goes back to the deification of the moon, which changes 12 phases during the year. In the Byzantine tradition Apostle Andrew is called the First-Called to prove the primacy of the Byzantine (Orthodox) Church. Apostle Andrew is mentioned first in the Gospel of John only once, and Simon Peter is mentioned first in all other Gospels. However, why look for someone and preach something, because, from the point of view of religion, everything in the world is created by God and controlled by him, if it is not so, then God is not almighty creature! These are natural phenomena and ordinary people - priests hypnotizers, who act on behalf of a fictional god! All religions are based on hypnosis, believers are compelled to be slaves, and for their slave obedience in "this light" will be rewarded in "the other light". But this is completely rejected by the religions themselves - God knows the future, and therefore the behavior of all people is predetermined! Is it possible to judge the actors?

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Andrey Tikhomirov, diplômé de l'Institut pédagogique de l'État d'Orenbourg en 1986 en histoire, sciences sociales, État et droit, a travaillé comme enseignant dans des écoles secondaires et des universités, et a édité des journaux. Il a publié en Biélorussie, en Allemagne, en Lettonie, à l'île Maurice, en Russie et aux États-Unis.

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Andrew (Ancient Greek "brave, brave, man") - one of the 12 apostles, brother of Simon Peter. He was a disciple of John the Baptist, whom he left to follow Jesus Christ. The number 12 meant the ancient number of the tribes of Israelites, which in turn goes back to the deification of the moon, which changes 12 phases during the year. In the Byzantine tradition Apostle Andrew is called the First-Called to prove the primacy of the Byzantine (Orthodox) Church. Apostle Andrew is mentioned first in the Gospel of John only once, and Simon Peter is mentioned first in all other Gospels. However, why look for someone and preach something, because, from the point of view of religion, everything in the world is created by God and controlled by him, if it is not so, then God is not almighty creature! These are natural phenomena and ordinary people - priests hypnotizers, who act on behalf of a fictional god! All religions are based on hypnosis, believers are compelled to be slaves, and for their slave obedience in "this light" will be rewarded in "the other light". But this is completely rejected by the religions themselves - God knows the future, and therefore the behavior of all people is predetermined! Is it possible to judge the actors?