ILLYRIAN-ARBERIAN AND THE EARLY INHERITANCE OF THE CHRISTIAN CULT

Pajazit HAJZERI, Qazim NAMANI, Emin SALLAHU

Abstract

The social, political, economic, and cultural circumstances that existed at that time in the Arab world brought one of the most emblematic figures in the entire history of mankind, Jesus Christ (Messiah). Jesus Christ was born as the savior of evil and the abandonment of many idols, and in their name, the impoverished population was mistreated, violated, and enslaved to the point of inhumanity. The period in which Christ lived involved two different religious worlds, the Jews on the one hand and the pagan Romans on the other. Both of these religious worlds were going through ideological turmoil at the moment when great changes were expected. Jesus Christ was born in the period of the emperor Augustus and died in the period of the emperor Tiberius. He brought another image to the religious spiritual world, which, of course, had its roots in the Jewish religion, but at the same time broke away from it and continued an autonomous path in itself. With the birth of Jesus Christ, a new religion was born, which began to spread even in the Illyrian - arboretum regions, a religion that is embraced by this population, which, in addition to preaching, also takes on the role of distribution and cultivation in various parts of Illyria and wider.

Pages: 171 - 179