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The Church Holy Communion Rite as The Ceremonial Worship to The Human-Deities in the Greco-Roman Civilization

YUNAN-ROMA UYGARLIĞINDA İNSAN-TANRILARA TAPINMA TÖRENİ OLARAK: KİLİSE EKMEK-ŞARAP AYİNİ

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129–160
Publication Date
2014-07-01
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Because Christ, like Adonis and Attis, Osiris and Dionysus and especially like Mithras who was a Roman god-man deity possessed with all of them qualities, also born from virgin mother, suffer and die and rise again; to become one with them is the mystical passion of their worshippers; during the communion worshipper believe that they faced with their man-god, their mysteries give immortality by dirinking his blood namely a cup of wine.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The Church Holy Communion Rite as The Ceremonial Worship toThe Human-Deities in the Greco-Roman CivilizationNor there any evidence that christians made a better use interpolate with a more spiritual application of this sacrament that ceremonial offering of bread and wine than the pagans did for centuries.
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Key Findings & Data:The Church Holy Communion Rite as The Ceremonial Worship toThe Human-Deities in the Greco-Roman CivilizationNor there any evidence that christians made a better use interpolate with a more spiritual application of this sacrament that ceremonial offering of bread and wine than the pagans did for centuries.
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Conclusion & Impact:Because Christ, like Adonis and Attis, Osiris and Dionysus and especially like Mithras who was a Roman god-man deity possessed with all of them qualities, also born from virgin mother, suffer and die and rise again; to become one with them is the mystical passion of their worshippers; during the communion worshipper believe that they faced with their man-god, their mysteries give immortality by dirinking his blood namely a cup of wine.
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⚙️Variables:Dionysus · Mithra · İsa

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The Church Holy Communion Rite as The Ceremonial Worship toThe Human-Deities in the Greco-Roman CivilizationNor there any evidence that christians made a better use interpolate with a more spiritual application of this sacrament that ceremonial offering of bread and wine than the pagans did for centuries. Because Christ, like Adonis and Attis, Osiris and Dionysus and especially like Mithras who was a Roman god-man deity possessed with all of them qualities, also born from virgin mother, suffer and die and rise again; to become one with them is the mystical passion of their worshippers; during the communion worshipper believe that they faced with their man-god, their mysteries give immortality by dirinking his blood namely a cup of wine.

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ÖZ Paganların asırlardan beri uyguladığı Evharistiya ayinini, Hıristiyanların biraz daha fazla ruhsal kılarak ve dinsel törenlerinde ekmek ile şarabı sunarak hiç kimse daha iyi yerine getiremezdi. Çünkü İsa, tıpkı Adonis ve Attis, Osiris ve Dionysus gibi ve özellikle de bunların tüm niteliklerine tek başına sahibi olan Romalı tanrı insan Mithras gibi, bakire bir anadan doğmuş, acı çekmiş ve ölmüş, öldükten sonra dirilmiş, kendisine tapınanları kurtarmak için mistik bir ihtirasa kapılmış; tanrının etinin yendiği bir olma ayini esnasında tapınanları, tanrıinsan ilahla yüz yüze geldiklerine, tanrı kanı olarak içtikleri kadehteki şarapla ayinin sırrına vâkıf olarak ölümsüz hayata kavuşacaklarına inanmışlardır. Anahtar Kelimeler: Dionysus, Mithra, İsa, Evharistiya ayini ABSTRACT The Church Holy Communion Rite as The Ceremonial Worship to The Human-Deities in the Greco-Roman Civilization Nor there any evidence that christians made a better use interpolate with a more spiritual application of this sacrament that ceremonial offering of bread and wine than the pagans did for centuries. Because Christ, like Adonis and Attis, Osiris and Dionysus and especially like Mithras who was a Roman god-man deity possessed with all of them qualities, also born from virgin mother, suffer and die and rise again; to become one with them is the mystical passion of their worshippers; during the communion worshipper believe that they faced with their man-god, their mysteries give immortality by dirinking his blood namely a cup of wine. Keywords: Dionysus, Mithras, Jesus, The Church Holy Communion Rite

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Akalın, K. (2014). The Church Holy Communion Rite as The Ceremonial Worship to The Human-Deities in the Greco-Roman Civilization. İlahiyat Tetkikleri Dergisi, Sayı: 41, 129–160. https://ajindex.com/articles/130380

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