There are indeed. Czernoborg has decided Christians should. He is still sort of shell shocked that nobody listens to him.
I make no such claim. I only make the observation that Christians
do interpret the Old Testament literally,
when it fits their purpose, and that Christians are, at best, inconsistent about their insistence that the Old Testament "does not apply" to Christians.
Says the guy who claims Christians have 613 laws they must follow or else.
No clue as to the faith.
No. I said the
Bible has 613 laws. Which it does. I thought you said you had read the Bible in its entirety. How did you miss that part? It takes up a rather significant portion. Further, while, as you point out, by Christian dogma, a Christian won't be "judged" by the law, Jesus made it clear that
adherence to the law is still morally requisite. No where in the New Testament are the 10 commandments repeated. Would you submit, then, that Christians are not bound buy those commandments, since they are "only in the Old Testament"? Once again, Christians are decidedly inconsistent in their insistence that the Old Testament is not applicable to them.