so you admit Christianity is based on fables because I'm attacking historical illiteracy, so since you equate illiteracy with your faith, aren't you the one attacking Christianity while also attacking Jews?
yes your god baal was rejected when Moses smashed his golden image.
It’s not clear if Moses existed or not but what is clear is that Exodus did not happen as it was portrayed.
When one normalized their deviance from standards, predictable surprises will eventually occur. The OT is the story of a people who cycled between forgetting and remembering God and the predictable surprises they encountered when they forgot God.
doesn't matter, we don't worship Moses we adopt the laws to live by not because of Moses but because laws work and as you see lawless societies do not.
The truth always matters. Maybe that’s why your people have forgotten God.
Adam was a type of Christ, sacrificing himself for Eve, who was a type of the church. They were also types of God and Lucifer.
Adam and Eve are metaphors for humanity. Lucifer is the bearer of light
Lots of metaphors there. Recall that Lucifer's 'light' went out.
Lucifer is not the devil he brings enlightenment. Christians need a god of evil because its based on fear and threats. Obey or go to hell
There's pretty strong Biblical evidence that the fallen Lucifer became the adversary. "Enlightenment" rejects revelation. Not good.
There is no evidence its a metaphor. Christians didnt want enlightened people they want obedient people. They created a devil which isnt in the OT hell which isnt in the OT and used it as threat.
My Bible says otherwise.
Thats not the Pentateuch 5 books of Moses thats a Christian work not the original. Thats OK everyone is entitled to their own beliefs. But it isn't Genesis.
Exactly.
the religion they made was not entirely INNOVATIVE to the greek and roman mind ----it was an easy transition. An interesting reality is the PANTHEON of angels and saints that characterized the
