Wrote 'Chaos Monkeys' (http://amzn.to/2ow1CHE ). Formerly @facebook, @ycombinator. גם זה יעבור 
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Judaism is also an inversion of moral rights of the time. You'll notice the heroes of the Tanakh are never the firstborn, are never high status (we came from slaves!), are never the most fit/large. It's a huge difference from ancient semitic religions.
Right. Much of Christianity is some piece of Judaic thought taken to an extreme. But note the tension between universalism and particularism in Judaism (wholly absent in Christianity): those rules applied only to Jews. The thought the covenant applied to gentiles was anathema.
Definitely. Christianity is both an extreme (elevation of "strength from the weak" to "celebrating suffering") and more universal (it isn't a covenant). I think these are historically driven...(see next tweet)
Christianity was persecuted for rejecting Roman pantheism, so elevating suffering was a way to make martyring more tolerable. Similarly, the Roman Empire was uniquely expansive, so religious universalism may have only been intellectually possible by the time of Christ.
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