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The '''Gospel of Mark''' is an account by an outsider, anti-[[Establishment]], even [[Trump]]ian eyewitness: a direct, easy-to-understand explanation of the teachings, miracles, and [[Passion]] of [[Jesus]]. This Gospel emphasizes deeds and [[faith]]. This Gospel was written by [[Mark]], seeing the events as an impressionable, open-minded young boy, who subsequently was the first to publish, perhaps without authorization. The Gospel of Mark begins and ends abruptly, makes no mention of [[St. Joseph|Joseph]], and omits the post-[[Resurrection]] gatherings by [[the Apostles]] who met without him -- which justifies placing it second rather than in its first place chronologically.
The '''Gospel of Mark''' is an account by an outsider, anti-[[Establishment]], even [[Trump]]ian eyewitness: a direct, easy-to-understand explanation of the teachings, miracles, and [[Passion]] of [[Jesus]]. This Gospel emphasizes deeds and [[faith]]. It was written by [[Mark]], seeing the events as an impressionable, open-minded young boy, who subsequently was the first to publish, perhaps without authorization. The Gospel of Mark begins and ends abruptly, makes no mention of [[St. Joseph|Joseph]], and omits the post-[[Resurrection]] gatherings by [[the Apostles]] who met without him -- which justifies placing it second rather than in its first place chronologically.
'''''The Gospel of Mark is [[Trump]]-like in its blunt, down-to-earth style critical of the elite and their practices''''':
'''''The Gospel of Mark is [[Trump]]-like in its blunt, down-to-earth style critical of the elite and their practices''''':