The Matthew gospel is both against preaching to Gentiles and is seen to be 'pro-Gentile' and 'anti-Jewish' and even the genealogy which opens the book proves on examination to introduce further complexities and contradictions within the manuscript. The Matthew gospel is both for and against the inerrancy of the Bible and this all indicates that the manuscript was subject to heavy redaction by reactionaries during a time of backlash (backlash always accompanying reform, as we see time and time again throughout history). The end result of all this conflicting editorial activity is that there is also evidence for moral hypocrisy in the finished manuscript. In the Sermon on the Mount we are told to never, ever call anyone 'a fool', which is name calling. This sort of thing is strictly prohibited. But apparently you can call someone a dog, which is also name calling, but at least its not the case that you were calling someone 'raca', because that is prohibited. So one great lesson in morality that we can learn from the Matthew gospel is that one must always hold to the letter of the law, and not the Spirit of the law. After all, if we hold to the Spirit of the law that would exclude calling someone a dog, now wouldn't it, and it is clear from the Matthew gospel, that while 'fool' is out as name calling, calling someone a dog is just fine. We are told never to hate, but rather to love our enemies. Do good to those who persecute you, bless those who persecute you, so that you can be children of God. Never, ever repay evil with evil, but rather with good. This is after all the famous Sermon on the Mount. And we know, that while dog name calling is alright, 'fool' is definitely out, being expressly banned, after all. However, you can call Pharisees 'fools' and you can curse them, repay them evil for evil, because they were persecuting you, right? So we can summarize the great morality of Christ, as presented in the Matthew gospel, using the following formula. Do as I say, not as I do. Moral hypocrisy in Matthew's
gospel. Further evidence for
editorial redaction during a
time of reactionary backlash
in the early church
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The Unified Field Theory
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Introduction :The Pioneer Effect and the New Physics. A brief description of the new physics required to explain the 'Pioneer Effect', which is the constant deceleration of space craft as they fly through space.

