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Jewish 8w
Had the wildest interaction. A Christian called me evil and satanic for being Jewish. That I was going to hell. That I need to change now. That I’m in the wrong for having a different religion. Called me a bad Jew for not following the Talmud.
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Anonymous 7w

Do they not realize the guy they call their lord and savior was a practicing, faithful Jewish rabbi? And that almost all of their traditions and rituals stem from Judaism, nor would exist without Judaism? Clearly not.

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Anonymous 6w

While to say all that and then say you should be following the Talmud?

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Anonymous 5w

as a returning theist that is crazy

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Anonymous 7w

Ppl are getting crazy, was it on yikyak or irl?

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Alright this is just plain disingenuous lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 7w

No it’s not. Newsflash - Jesus wasn’t Christian. Christianity did not exist in his lifetime whatsoever, obviously. Jesus was a Jewish rabbi. Says so in the Bible. The last supper? What do you think that was? It was a Passover Seder. He kept Kosher and the laws of Shabbas, worshiped in synagogues, and prayed in Hebrew. These are all Jewish practices. And for a “Jesus loving Christian” to call Judaism “satanic” would be nothing more than a slap to Jesus’ face. Nuff said.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Judaism by definition doesn’t believe in the divinity of Christ, Jesus obviously did.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 7w

No he didn’t. I’m not even Christian and even I know that. Christ never once mentioned himself as the son of god or of any holy prophet. He presented himself as a rabbi and was worshipped as a Christian prophet AFTER his death and “resurrection”. Christ, by example, practiced ever since Jewish ritual, ceremony, and cultural tradition in the book because he was a Jew. There’s quite simply so doubt about it. There’s historical and theological proof.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

John 10:36

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Matthew 16:17

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

John 14:9

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

Nuff said.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 7w

He was literally crucified, in part, due to accusations of blasphemy (from Jewish leaders, I might add) for claiming to be the son of God.

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