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they weren’t ‘friends’, they were unpaid interns.

Cult members. Jesus was a very successful cult leader in his time. He used the framework of an existing religion, and cast himself as a central figure in it. We’ve seen modern examples of this tactic.

It’s only a cult until you make it big and hit that mainstream success, then you’re a religion.

It got turned into a religion long after his his death. He died a cult leader, taken out by the state.





He had 12 followers. I’m in my 40s and even I have more followers than that

Do we have any proof that his followers weren’t pornbots?

No but most of mine are so..



And none of mine have ratted me out to authorities

So far! There’s still time, keep your chin up!




The trick is to always pay for dinner and drinks.

easy to do when you have access to free wine


Jesus was loaded… typical carpenter.



12? You seriously forgetting my boy Long Rufus? The 13th apostle?


Starting a religion is the trick


So did Jim Jones and David Koresh


omg, they were roommates


This joke was in Dogma wasnt it

Simpsons Dogma did it!



A dozen incels and an ex-hooker is the zombie virginbae squad from way back.


There were really only 11, cause you know one ratted him out to the romans.


Yeah and look where it got him.


Not to mention the scheduling…


Well, they were all single.


Gurus gonna guru



Comments from other communities

The more friends you have, the more likely it is that one of those friends will betray you.


Not so close when the Romans came tho.

Jesus and his 12 11 friends.



Not a friendship group, it’s a cult!


Not weird back in the day. When you have to actually talk to people to socialize you end up with better socialization skills. It was notable when someone became a hermit or recluse back then since you really needed a whole bunch of other people to help you survive.


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