Jesus in Mesoamerica
Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 1:36 pm
Back when I was a missionary in the Andes, we showed a filmstrip called "Christ in America," which related Jesus to native American myths such as Quetzalcoatl and Wiraqocha (this one had particular significance to us). These days, the church has backed off from making these connections, and I was wondering how/where the apologists place Jesus' coming in Mesoamerican history. Is there some particular time or place that fits (earthquakes, fires, floods, darkness, etc.) and any particular myth in Mesoamerica that works?
I'm not asking this to pick a fight. I'm just interested in seeing where the apologists have gone with this. Having posited a limited geography theory, they must similarly be limiting the scope of a postresurrection visit to the Americas. Can someone point me to the latest theory?
I'm not asking this to pick a fight. I'm just interested in seeing where the apologists have gone with this. Having posited a limited geography theory, they must similarly be limiting the scope of a postresurrection visit to the Americas. Can someone point me to the latest theory?