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Pier Luigi Guiducci Extracts From Pier Luigi Guiducci extracts from: - Did Jesus of Nazareth exist? - Your father and I have been serching for you - Witnesses? Peter and Paul in Rome - In time of trial - For the faith, for the brothers - Dossier Stepinac Pier Luigi Guiducci extracts from: - Did Jesus of Nazareth exist? - Your father and I have been serching for you - Witnesses? Peter and Paul in Rome - In time of trial - For the faith, for the brothers - Dossier Stepinac Pier Luigi Guiducci extracts from: - Did Jesus of Nazareth exist? - Your father and I have been serching for you - Witnesses? Peter and Paul in Rome - In time of trial - For the faith, for the brothers - Dossier Stepinac © 2018 Gruppo Albatros Il Filo S.r.l., Roma [email protected] Distribuzione per le librerie Messaggerie Libri Spa Professor Pier Luigi Guiducci teaches Church History at the Diocesan Centre of Theology for the Laity (Pontifical Lateran University) and other universities. He is popular in Italy and abroad for his books (over 100), his monographs, his lectures and his consultations (Czech Republic, Spain, Croatia, Germany et al). Pier Luigi Guiducci often takes part to TV and radio shows as well (RAI World, TV 2000). He has received a lot of recognition in different countries for his scientific work, which started 45 years ago. ANCIENT CHURCH HISTORY NOTEBOOKS DID JESUS OF NAZARETH EXIST? Research, non-Christian sources, comparisons SUMMARY NOTES Jesus of Nazareth’s Story In the first years of Christianity, nobody cared about Jesus of Nazareth but his disciples. The reasons are quite obvious. Judea was a prefecture of Roman Syria, which included, apart from Judea, Galilee, Samaria and Idumea. Moreover, the occupiers were not interested in the domestic religious issues. The duties were not much, but they were essential: to pay taxes (that’s why the government promoted population census), to not rebel against Roman authority (otherwise legions were mobilised). Such a tendency is confirmed by the fact that Jewish issues were only an annoying problem to Roman emperors; one of the many nuisances in the Middle East. The situation exacerbated during the Jewish- Roman wars. 6 - The first (66-70) began under Nero and finished under Vespasian (cit.) The key event was the destruction of the second Temple of Jerusalem by Titus’s (Vespasian’s son) legions. - The second (115-117), also known as Kitos War, concerned the diasporic cities. It started and finished under Trajan. - The third (132-135), led by Simon Bar Kokhba (Bar Kokhba) started and finished under Hadrian. Christianity-Judaism In that context, for a quite long time, Christianity was considered an irrelevant branch of Judaism. An “inner” issue. The historians of the time focused on other things: on the emperors, on the inheritance struggles, on Roman expansionism (and the related problems), on the local conflicts and on the dynastic ones; and on the philosophical schools of thought (and the harsh debates between different schools.) The history of a tektón (carpenter) son, who lived 7 in a small village of Judea1 for thirty years and who was sentenced to a shameful death after a short public life, was hard to consider important. Jesus remained a marginal Jew2, nothing more. The anti-Christianity Phases After Jesus’s death, once the Christianity began to spread, there was, in different phases and in different geographical areas, a series of anti-Christianity reactions. Among the consequences, various Christian sites were radically and systematically destroyed. The Holy Sepulchre ( Jerusalem), for example, was destroyed twice, and many Northern African dioceses faced huge difficulties. The Holy Sepulchre remained almost untouched until 135 AD, when Hadrian razed Jerusalem to the ground after a riot. In the attempt to reaffirm pagan worship and to erase the developing Christianity, 1 Nazareth, inhabited since the Bronze Age, has never been mentioned in Jewish sources before the 3rd century. This highlights how marginal it was at the time, both in Judea and Galilee. 2 J.P. Maier, Un ebreo marginale. Ripensare il Gesù storico, 4 vol., Queriniana, Brescia, I vol. (2006), 2 vol. (2003), 3 vol. (2007), 4 vol. (2009). 8 the emperor destroyed those places that were linked to Christ’s Passion, replacing them with temples dedicated to pagan gods. Under the Muslim dominion, the site (not only the church, but also what remained of the Sepulchre) was almost completely demolished by the caliph Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah (1009 AD.) Emerging Data In the light of what has been said, and following the path of the historical significance of Jesus, a few considerations can be made: 1) Currently, only a few authors express their doubts on the historical significance of Christ. Today, there is the trend to study the sources that can provide some evidence of his existence. There is, then, a wide consensus among the scholars about Jesus’s Galilean origins, his baptism by John the Baptist, his preaching activity, the existence of a group of disciples, the dispute in the temple and the crucifixion. 2) There is an attempt to trace the origin of the historical Jesus and of his preaching, also by 9 using critical-historical, literary-historical and sociological methods. In this way, people tend to separate the passages considered devoid of alterations from those allegedly modified as an afterthought. The implementation of such criteria, which differ from one another, is not categorically mechanical, but it takes into account different factors and degrees of probability. Furthermore, they are used in a converging way: “cum plurima cuncurrunt, maiora sunt indicia.” 3) The “Jesus issue” no longer seems to be, at least in several scientific environments, a taboo subject. Nowadays, many Jews and Muslims partake in interreligious meetings on Christ, whose historical importance they now recognise freely. In March 2015, the CCT (Central Chinese Television) broadcasted a 45-minute documentary about Jesus, describing him as “the man who changed human history3.” 3 http://www.lanuovabq.it/it/articoli-la-tv-di-stato-cinese-scopre-gesu-cri- sto-13640.htm. 10 YOUR FATHER AND I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR YOU… The Holy Family of Nazareth. Three callings, three yeses to God. SUMMARY NOTES Understanding family dynamics is never easy, let alone when it deals with going back in time, to the first century, and when the family is very “special”: the Holy family of Nazareth, for example. For this reason, it takes patience and humility in order to bear in mind two different aspects. On the one hand, there is the idea that the Holy Family deserves a special attention, and for different reasons. First, because they are not “common” people, because their whole story is not “common”. Moreover, there exist too many “theological” interpretations and the historical proofs are weak, especially the written ones, because they could have been manipulated over the years. Then, the “historical Jesus” is different from the “religious Jesus.” On the other hand, there is the presumption that “everything” is clear, that the Gospels are perfectly 11 understandable. Archaeological discoveries prove that the different traditions are well-founded. In addition, what is important in the Gospels is the core message, not the details. At this point, we have uphill roads before us, bearing in mind that non-Catholic scholars have interpreted the “Jesus issue” in different ways. My “Holy Scripture” teacher, Mgr. Salvatore Garofalo (1911-1998) used to say, in his Neapolitan style, that in order to understand the Gospels, one needs to start from the end and then to go back gradually. He meant that what Matthew, Luke, John and Mark described had at its core the Passion of Jesus, his death and his resurrection. It all starts with those events. It is a three-period story: future (the missionary activity of the Church), past (verification of the “proofs” and of the “memories”); and present (witnesses of the “Resurrection”, of the new life in Christ). In that context, Jesus, Mary and Joseph “abandon” their usual, “devotional” position, and acquire a stronger, propulsive force. Jesus is the emblem of “contradiction.” He is not a passive character, and he is not the frantic protagonist of a troubled story. He is the “witness” of the Father. 12 He is the founder of a Church. He is an entity that keeps operating over the millennia. Mary is not a “silent woman”, a woman who hides herself, who does not see, talk or hear. She is Jewish, though, and when it is necessary, she take on her Son (“His mother said to him: ‘Son, why have you treated us like this?’”; Luke 2:48), she can be gentle to her husband (“Your father and I have been searching for you”; Luke 2:48), she can be gentle to her husband “Your father and I have been searching for you” (Luke 2:48), she can react to her widowhood, confront her relatives, have an influence on Jesus and “push” him. Moreover, she can stand at the foot of the cross, and she can impart a message of faith to the “orphan” disciples. Joseph is not a simple, unfit to plead human being. He is a loving man who tries to find inside himself the path to understand a plan that he cannot understand completely. He is an artisan who argues, who travels for work, who gets to know different aspects of life (not always the pleasant ones). He is a Jew who goes to the synagogue, who blesses the food on his relatives’ table. At this point, historians experience the end of a prospect; they uncover a new horizon. The idea of a 13 holy family, “protected from above” every minute, in every situation, and therefore “higher” than normal people, dies. Nothing is miraculous or extraordinary anymore.
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