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fluff
10-25-2004, 04:42 AM
In the search for a new Religious argument, er, I mean debate;

Given that some Christians feel the Old Testament is not fully superceded by the New Testament & Christ's teachings, yet others feel that Christ was a Jewish teacher (or Rabbi 'with authority') whilst the Jews see him as an imposter, how do we reconcile this?

And when will the Temple be rebuild?

And will that trigger Armageddon (maybe Mack will get his wish and a whole lotta free glass)?
Andyman_1970
10-25-2004, 08:08 AM
In the search for a new Religious argument, er, I mean debate;

Given that some Christians feel the Old Testament is not fully superceded by the New Testament & Christ's teachings, yet others feel that Christ was a Jewish teacher (or Rabbi 'with authority')

The Hebrew there is S'mikah for the word authority.

And when will the Temple be rebuild?

Not a clue when that will happen.

And will that trigger Armageddon (maybe Mack will get his wish and a whole lotta free glass)?

Probably...........
MTB_Rob_NC
10-25-2004, 08:12 AM
how do we reconcile this?


You don't. That is why there is more than one religon.
fluff
10-25-2004, 08:19 AM
You don't. That is why there is more than one religon.

Ah, but my point is that some (at least one) Christians claim that Christ was a Rabbi with S'mikah (thanks Andyman :thumb: ) but also acknowledge that the Jews crucified him because he claimed to be the Son of God. I don't see how these Christians can reconcile that, let alone multiple religions.
MTB_Rob_NC
10-25-2004, 08:25 AM
the Jews crucified him because he claimed to be the Son of God.

Although it is near impossible to "prove" anything from that time period. In general, mainstream historical accounts deem that statement false over and over again.

I don't see how these Christians can reconcile that, let alone multiple religions.

Its not something they have a choice in, now is it. :D They just kinda have to deal
Andyman_1970
10-25-2004, 08:31 AM
Ah, but my point is that some (at least one) Christians claim that Christ was a Rabbi with S'mikah (thanks Andyman :thumb: ) but also acknowledge that the Jews crucified him because he claimed to be the Son of God. I don't see how these Christians can reconcile that, let alone multiple religions.

What is there to reconcile? Where does it say you can't be a rabbi and the Messiah?
fluff
10-25-2004, 08:31 AM
Although it is near impossible to "prove" anything from that time period.
It's getting damn near impossible to "prove" anything from last week. The penchant for revisionism means truth becomes more relative every day...
ohio
10-25-2004, 11:20 AM
The Hebrew there is S'mikah for the word authority.
...

Cartman says: "RESPE'T MAH S'MIIIKAHHH!"
Andyman_1970
10-25-2004, 11:26 AM
Cartman says: "RESPE'T MAH S'MIIIKAHHH!"

ROFL.........................:thumb:
JRogers
10-25-2004, 12:33 PM
It's getting damn near impossible to "prove" anything from last week. The penchant for revisionism means truth becomes more relative every day...
Maybe. But what Rob says still has a good amount of truth to it. Just look at the sources...
Changleen
10-25-2004, 05:16 PM
Religion is not too clever (http://www.religionisbull****.net/ribs/)

Gah, Edit that link yourselves...
ioscope
10-25-2004, 05:20 PM
Why this thread???
Changleen
10-25-2004, 05:23 PM
Why this thread???LOL - Good question.