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Originally posted by Deetermined
What is your goal in posting here? You are distracting from the topic, not helping explore it.
The only question that remains now is ...
The Christian religion was created by Jews.
Or is it because Christianity is designed to protect the land that was chosen for the Jews, just like Christians protect their faith?
By using passive sentences you, knowingly or unknowingly, avoid providing an essential piece of data, who is the subject? Who is the one choosing and giving? By being non-specific you conveniently allow yourself to re-interpret, or spin, your words differently, however it benefits or supports the argument.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
reply to post by ThinkingHuman
The Christian religion was created by Jews.
Jesus was chosen ... to be our savior.
... that group recognizing those persons ... were given the preferred position of being the first to have the opportunity to accept him.
What argument?
By being non-specific you conveniently allow yourself to re-interpret, or spin, your words differently, however it benefits or supports the argument.
Originally posted by SimonPeter
Christians have not been their facilitator , God has put them there against all odds ... That upcoming war called Gog and Magog war will draw in the whole world and affect every thing in it .
Originally posted by jmdewey60
My argument is: this is what the Bible says.
By being non-specific you conveniently allow yourself to re-interpret, or spin, your words differently, however it benefits or supports the argument.
The Bible is non-specific and only gives general ideas. Especially in regards to God, meaning the Christian god, and His relation to the god according to the Jews.
The New Testament put in a ready-made spin, which you find if you can unspin the rhetoric that the Jews have been propagandizing Christians with over the last two centuries.
So why DO Christians believe in this 'God'? I hate to break it to you, by studying the Bible there is no knowledge you can derive about God or the future. Your post certainly did not contain any 'knowledge'.
Originally posted by Deetermined
A little bit of both, but primarily our alliance with Israel is to keep the Muslims in check
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by ThinkingHuman
If you're a new Christian, I highly recommend this website (www.gotquestions.org) for asking questions and looking up topics for ANY question that you might come up with...
"Why did God choose Israel to be His chosen people?"
www.gotquestions.org...
Originally posted by Deetermined
the Bible most certainly has knowledge you can derive about God and our future in it.
Originally posted by Deetermined
Do some research on the war between Sunni and Shiite Muslims ...
I'm not saying that. I don't think you understood my post.
Ok, so why should anybody go to the trouble of un-spinning the rhetoric of a non-specifc 2000 year old book, according to someone else's believes?
Originally posted by Deetermined
Read the Bible and you'll know what happens to the "chosen people".