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Originally posted by Alethea
Do Christians support the idea of a return to animal sacrifice because they believe it is necessary in order for their hero to return and stop this?
Do people in this day and age really believe that their sins can be "transferred" to an animal that should be slaughtered in their stead?
Originally posted by Iamonlyhuman
Do people in this day and age really believe that their sins can be "transferred" to an animal that should be slaughtered in their stead? Obviously there are people who believe this as outlined in your OP.
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
Now this is quite disturbing.
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
I've been waiting for the day in fear, when a Sanhedrin would institute a Nasi (President) to perform the bestial laws of slaughtering animals, we have long forgotten.
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
This initiative seems like a direct threat to the Knesset and Supreme Court now governing Israel according to representative democratic principles.
excerpts from Statement of the Sanhedrin:
He pointed to the proper form of legislature for the Nation of Israel: a legal system founded on the Torah, as it said by Rabbenu Saadia Gaon "our people are not a nation without the Torah".[2]
The founders of the Sanhedrin formulated, shortly after its establishment, a covenant for the establishment of a Great Court based on Torah. In it was declared the principle of Torah based legal system as a living and agreed upon system of law for the Land of Israel. It called for the establishment of courts throughout the country.
[Let it be known that there is already a connection between State law, and the rulings of the Sanhedrin, we learn] from the fundamental decisions of the Sanhedrin: every law of the State of Israel, properly enacted, that does not contradict the laws of the Torah, is a valid law (according to Jewish Law).
www.thesanhedrin.org...
Originally posted by Alethea
How can it be a "threat" when it is the direct command of god?
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