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by generalhavok on January 13th, 2006
Is hard cover or leather best for a bible?
by Answerbag Staff on April 8th, 2010
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Is there an earlier public version on another site that is still around of that Christian/garage quote than this one? See description.
by A on April 22nd, 2012
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Why am i losing my faith in god? I had a strong faith but now it is going away and i am realizing that god seems outrageous.
by DaveyRay on April 23rd, 2012
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What really is 'speaking in tongues'?
http://genealogyreligion.net/cross-cultural-glossolalia-babeling
by aldonoir on April 15th, 2012
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My soul mate and I were reunited on Good Friday; after almost 5 years being kept apart. Do you consider it to be a miracle? Why/why not?
by katy2 on April 28th, 2012
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If you are Christian, you are Jewish. Read Messianic Christology by Dr. Arnold Fruchtenbaum
by Giuseppe Presley on March 28th, 2006
No, you're not. By definition, a Christian believes in the teachings of Christ. Jews do not.
by anguilla on November 20th, 2009
Anguilla, I'm a Jew. I believe. What's your excuse? Not all jews reject the Mashiach. Who do you think the Mashiach is? A JEW. Why do Christians act like Yeshua was someone other than who He actually was?
by edhoodcustoms on November 20th, 2009
I'm a Jew, too. And of course Jesus was Jewish. But I stand by my statement. A Jew who believes in Jesus is a Christian. I can't understand how it could be interpreted any other way. (Other than by saying, I guess, a "Jesusian.")
by anguilla on November 20th, 2009
There is no intrepretation about it. If you obey the Torah, your a Jew whether Physically or spiritually. Do you not recall the day at Mount Sinai when Moshe received the Torah? Jews and Gentiles were among the people. The Torah was given to both Jews and Gentiles. The only requirement was faith. If you believed in the Lrd Gd of Israel, then you lived by His words.
by edhoodcustoms on November 21st, 2009
I know I'm going to regret continuing this discussion, but here goes. What about all the comments I've read on AB saying that Jesus said that [I'm paraphrasing, so don't pounce on my literal words] the old laws didn't apply anymore, e.g., formerly treyf animals had been cleansed and were OK to eat? Doesn't that mean that those who accept/agree with what Jesus said aren't obeying the Torah?
P.S. As I've said many times on AB, it is wrong for anyone, me included, to criticize another's religious beliefs. So please understand that I'm merely having a discussion with you about semantics.
by anguilla on November 21st, 2009