¿Jesús Fundó la Iglesia Católica? Antonio Piñero Responde desde España

Did Jesus really found the Catholic Church? In this interview, Dr. Antonio Piñero, a historian specializing in early Christianity, addresses one of the most crucial questions for understanding the origins of Christianity: the difference between the historical Jesus and the Christ of faith as developed by later tradition. Throughout the conversation, Piñero argues that the historical Jesus was a Galilean Jew of the first century, situated within the Judaism of his time, who awaited the imminent arrival of the Kingdom of God. From this perspective, he would not have founded a lasting institution like the Catholic Church today. The idea of ​​an institutional Church appears, according to the analysis presented in the interview, as a later theological construct, particularly evident in the Gospel of Matthew. The interview also examines whether Jesus intended to create a religion distinct from Judaism, the fundamental role of Paul of Tarsus in the development of Christian theology, the difference between the canonical and apocryphal gospels, and the process of forming the New Testament canon. Piñero also explains that the apocryphal gospels are not so much useful for reconstructing the true story of Jesus, but rather for understanding how early Christian communities attempted to fill in biographical gaps, especially regarding his childhood, by following ancient literary models. Another key point is the formation of the New Testament: the selection of its 27 books does not appear here as a simple act of “divine inspiration,” but as a historical, sociological, and political process that consolidated a tradition. This is an essential conversation for those who wish to separate history, theology, memory, and pious legend, and understand how the Jesus of Nazareth of the first century ended up becoming the center of later Christian faith. 📌 Topics covered: • Did Jesus found the Church? • Did Jesus found the Church? • Did Jesus found the Church? • Did Jesus found the Church? • Did Jesus found the Church? • Did Jesus found the Church? • Did Jesus find the Church? • Did Jesus find the Church? • Did Jesus find the Church? • Did Jesus find the Church? • Did Jesus find the Church? • Did he find the Church? • Did he find the Church? • Did he find the Church? • Did he find the Church? • Did he find the Church? • Piñero explains that the selection of its 27 books does not appear here as a simple act of “divine inspiration,” but rather as a historical, sociological, and political process that consolidated a tradition. • Piñero explains that the selection of its 27 books does not appear here as a simple act of “divine inspiration,” but rather as a historical, sociological, and political process that consolidated a tradition. • Piñero explains that the selection of its 27 books does not appear here as a simple act of “divine inspiration,” but rather as a historical, sociological, and political process that “consolidated a tradition.” ... • Jesus as a Galilean Jew of the 1st Century • Christianity as a Later Religion • Paul and the Divinization of Jesus • Canonical and Apocryphal Gospels • The Formation of the New Testament Canon • History, Memory, and Pious Legend 🎙️ Antonio Piñero answers using historical methodology, not apologetics. #HistoricalJesus #AntonioPiñero #CatholicChurch #EarlyChristianity #PaulofTarsus #NewTestament #ApocryphalGospels #HistoryofChristianity #DaatEdiciones Join Daat Ediciones' Daat Academia membership to access the course: "Who Was Jesus? According to the Gospels by Dr. Antonio Piñero." Click the link:    / @daatediciones