BreezeWood
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give it up, wind brain
ace must think their response was in approval.
and they claim he was a jew - did 91 forget to put their star on Jesus's cross.
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give it up, wind brain
ace must think their response was in approval.
God said Jews are His Chosen People.
I don't have the horsepower to second-guess God. Anyone who says he does will be turned away at the Gates.
I do not take any issue with the books in the Canonized Bible, although I do have questions about some books that were left out. Clearly, the books were not rewritten or tampered with, they were simply collected and put together.All of what you have written is ostensibly true.
But it is ALSO true, what I have written.
The government/emperor of Rome decided what would be biblical canon, and what would be heresy.
This is the same as if the Department of HomelandSecurity attempted to rewrite the Bible, the Quran and Torah to make them sync up for global ruling ease.
Thankfully such a bone-headed idea is unconstitutional. But you can bet, if there were no prohibition on it, the Luciferians that run the government would do such a thing.
. . It worked for Rome, right?
Most Christians are in denial of this though.
First Council of Nicaea
Christianity [325]
First Council of Nicaea | Description, History, Significance, & Facts | Britannica
". . . It was called by the emperor Constantine I, an unbaptized catechumen, who presided over the opening session and took part in the discussions. He hoped a general council of the church would solve the problem created in the Eastern church by Arianism, a heresy first proposed by Arius of Alexandria that affirmed that Christ is not divine but a created being. . . "
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"The emperor then exiled Arius, an act that, while manifesting a solidarity of church and state, underscored the importance of secular patronage in ecclesiastical affairs. . . "
First, Constantine had nothing to do with selecting Canon. Second, it was the Jews who rejected the books of Enoch (probably written over time by five different people) because it didn't match what is accepted in the Torah.Enoch, however, fascinates me because it was written before Christ even came into the world as parts of it were found in the Dead Sea Scrolls proving its age, and was heavily used by the early church. So, what was it not included?
My guess is that Constantine and company took a dim view of Enoch because he took such a harsh stance regarding the wickedness of world kings and other leaders as they were seen mostly as oppressive.
You're allowed to be wrong.too bad for you ...
as phony as jesus claiming resurrection knowing perfectly well the finality of death ...
“Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani”
and wishing to have had more time to live,
This is incorrect.Constantine had nothing to do with selecting Canon.
Check primary sources...This is incorrect.
Constantine choose the bishops that would sit on the Council that determined Canon.
Absolutely but there are similarities with other religions as well. They all teach humility and sacrifice. They all teach to be thankful. They all teach to be selfless. The list goes on and on.Lots of similarities between Christianity and Judaism since Jesus was an observant Jew. Much of what he taught were traditional Jews values.
He especially admired Hillel.
Peace through surrender. We are effectively rebels against God.YES---a very big issue in Islam. SLM is a "root" in arabic as well as
hebrew-----sometimes rendered as "Peace" It sorta means making
all things OK a FULFILLMENT of all given situations
When it comes to discussing faiths not our own or discussing faiths that are our own with people not of that faith. I think it's better to look for common ground rather than differences. Unfortunately, that's not the norm in this forum.I agree.
However Lisa believes she knows what is in the Christian texts, or the intent of the Christ more than those who were raised in the faith. It is the height of absurdity frankly. She hates Jesus, who the hell is she to opine on what he meant?
To top it off, she's then insulted when she is proven wrong.
I have no desire to tell a Jew or a Muslim that they have interpreted their religious texts wrong, why on Earth would a Jewish woman be so presumptuous to do the same, and then turn around and say she doesn't want to see the scripture that proves her wrong?
This is the same type of ass-backward gaslighting the establishment oligarchs do to the masses on the regular.
Ever hear of the Four Agreements of Toltecs?I did a study on comparative religions.
One l found interesting was the Unitarians. They believe in Jesus, but not the Trinity- three in one, however that works out.
To a man - deists included - the founding fathers believed that natural rights come from God. They believed in a moralistic, providential creator of existence that is the source of all natural rights. Furthermore, they believed these rights were granted for no other reason than we are God's creatures. They believed we have a duty to the Creator and that if we fail to meet our duty our rights can be taken away.Many of our Founding Fathers were deists but not Christians. Jefferson, for example, did not believe that Jesus was resurrected.
Why do you quote the current Gospel of Matthew if you proclaim the same Gospel to be nothing more than a "forgery - created by 4th century crucifiers?"“Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani”
says who?Peace through surrender. We are effectively rebels against God.
are you calling constantine a "LIAR"?You are arrogant and ignorant. You think quoting the New Testament to a Jew “proves” anything? Jews don’t believe in what the NT says.
yes----just less people----it was done OCTOBER 7 style---to wit,Disagree
The verse is about God's people, some of which are Jews. Those are the targets of the devil.
God will never give up on the descendants of Abrham, no matter how wayward they become, and the devil will never forgive the Jewish race for producing their Messiah.
As for the persecution of Christians, the Armenian genocide was almost as bad as the Jewish genocide.
Pilate did not forget---he put a sign up ----in Latin ----the languageand they claim he was a jew - did 91 forget to put their star on Jesus's cross.
so true----"christianity" is a misnomer. The word should beFor modern day Catholics and Protestants? Yes.
In the long scope of history, that is not all there was to Christianity.
Constantine's political leaders were the ones that would determine which traditions & beliefs would compose the Nicene Creed.
First, Constantine had nothing to do with selecting Canon. Second, it was the Jews who rejected the books of Enoch (probably written over time by five different people) because it didn't match what is accepted in the Torah.