RE: Why don't Jews believe in Hell?
April 21, 2010 at 12:14 am
(This post was last modified: April 21, 2010 at 12:39 am by Oldandeasilyconfused.)
@Min
just so.The counterweight to the heart was a feather.
"The Book Of The Dead " I think is more correctly known as 'The Book Of Coming Forth By Day' (?)
Frodo I said nothing about you mentioning the de Jewification of Christianity. I mentioned it as widely accepted historical fact.
Jesus did not ' correctly interpret' the Torah. No one has ever made a definitively correct interpretation of The Law which remains always open to question and constant reinterpretation. Not even the Messiah would make such a claim was he would be stoned for blasphemy,something of which Jesus and his disciples would have been acutely aware.
Sadly,you have the same flaw as apologist generally. IE You accept the and Torah as revealed truth and as history. I do not. To me they are just books of mythology. It is most unlikely the Jesus of the NT existed.
just so.The counterweight to the heart was a feather.
"The Book Of The Dead " I think is more correctly known as 'The Book Of Coming Forth By Day' (?)
Quote: There is no de-jewification implied in my statement, if you interpreted it in that way.
Frodo I said nothing about you mentioning the de Jewification of Christianity. I mentioned it as widely accepted historical fact.
Jesus did not ' correctly interpret' the Torah. No one has ever made a definitively correct interpretation of The Law which remains always open to question and constant reinterpretation. Not even the Messiah would make such a claim was he would be stoned for blasphemy,something of which Jesus and his disciples would have been acutely aware.
Sadly,you have the same flaw as apologist generally. IE You accept the and Torah as revealed truth and as history. I do not. To me they are just books of mythology. It is most unlikely the Jesus of the NT existed.
