(September 28, 2015 at 9:58 am)Drich Wrote:

(September 28, 2015 at 7:49 am)ApeNotKillApe Wrote: Either the Hebrew God created the Christian faith to test the strength of the Jews OR the Jews did in fact betray God and the Christians have been neglecting their God given duty to destroy the Hebrew people. Taking the Judeo-Christian canon as factually accurate, one of these must be the case.

....So you have book chapter and verse from the Christian cannon of scripture that mandates the destruction of the Jews?

I have the history of the Catholic Church.

You can't really deny that jewish persecution happened. Whether these were "true christians" or not doesn't really matter.

"True Christians" ??

Never encountered one. I think they are mythical beings.

Every christian thinks they're a true christian, and they're sometimes willing to kill each other over it.

Quote:Taking the Judeo-Christian canon as factually accurate,

I think I see the 3'd possibility staring you right there in the face.

(September 28, 2015 at 11:47 am)Minimalist Wrote:

Quote:Taking the Judeo-Christian canon as factually accurate,

I think I see the 3'd possibility staring you right there in the face.

Funny one, you are.

(September 28, 2015 at 10:27 am)ApeNotKillApe Wrote:

(September 28, 2015 at 9:58 am)Drich Wrote: ....So you have book chapter and verse from the Christian cannon of scripture that mandates the destruction of the Jews?

I have the history of the Catholic Church.

..and that would found in what book? starting with which chapter? beginning and ending with which verse exactly?

Like it or not... History only points to when and where the catholic church 'schism-ed' from the bible. Once they/we separate ourselves from the bible with mandates and laws not found in the bible, we cease to worship the God Of The Bible.

Look at you two boys.  Arguing over which steaming turd smells worse!  For shame.

(September 28, 2015 at 10:41 am)Chad32 Wrote: You can't really deny that jewish persecution happened. Whether these were "true christians" or not doesn't really matter.

It kinda does... Their is a whole rule book to being 'Christian' if one does not follow the rule book, then how can one say he is Christian?

Can I be Atheist and believe in God? No?!?! why not? Oh, your right! their are rules to being an Atheist the primary being one can not believe in God, if he is to claim the title Atheist.

Like wise if their is no command to kill Jews, infact their is a probation on killing in general, then to kill would put one outside the 'rules' of being a bible based Christian. And isn't that what we are talking about in this thread? The followers of the God of Abraham?

(September 28, 2015 at 12:46 pm)Drich Wrote:

(September 28, 2015 at 10:27 am)ApeNotKillApe Wrote: I have the history of the Catholic Church.

..and that would found in what book? starting with which chapter? beginning and ending with which verse exactly?

Like it or not... History only points to when and where the catholic church 'schism-ed' from the bible. Once they/we separate ourselves from the bible with mandates and laws not found in the bible, we cease to worship the God Of The Bible.

Whichever book, chapter, and verse the church used to justify what they did, because Jesus wasn't around to set them straight when they screwed up. All across the bible, it sets up an us vs them mentality. You're either with Jesus, or you're not. And don't ask me to quote which book, chapter, and verse that's in, because it's one of the major themes of the whole thing. The jews aren't with Jesus, because he didn't fulfill their guidelines for the messiah, so they became the enemies of christians.