Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Tweets by Saudi author and political science professor Turki Al-Hamad have sparked controversy on Twitter, amongst supporters and opponents, chatting about the foundations of Christianity and Shiite doctrine, and linking their training with what described as “tragic death”.
Al-Hamad said, in a series of tweets via his Twitter account, “The tragic or tragic demise has a great impact on the legends of people and activities, and in producing doctrines and beliefs. The loss of life of Jesus Christ on the cross and the his resurrection 3 days afterwards, as the Gospels tell us, is the foundation of religion. ”The Christian of the origin of the apostle Paul, who did not see Jesus but dreamed of him.
He included: “Experienced it not been for these two tragic events (the crucifixion and the resurrection) and Paul’s attempts to ground them, Christianity as a religion would not have arisen and might have remained as a doctrine of Judaism,” as it mentioned. .
Al-Hamad went on to say: “Had it not been for the Karbala incident and the tragic demise of Hussein bin Ali, Shiism would have remained purely political, that is, a recent of political opposition, but Karbala has turned it into a Shiism. which practically deified Hussein by way of a certain legend “.
And he felt that “spiritual symbols aside, it can be claimed that the disappearance and killing of Che Guevara in Bolivia experienced the greatest impact on Guevara’s symbolism as the title of the revolution, and if it was not for that, Che he would keep on being a minister in Cuba and was ultimately forgotten. ” He additional that “the examples of tragic dying are many, but I consider the former illustrations are adequate to convey its this means”.
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