Of course Jesus was a Joo....So were his disciples who wrote most if not all of the new testament. Saul/Paul was a joo and is credited with writing much of the new terstament.
"and as Christ over turned the tables of the money traders in the temple the lord said "verily I say to you Fuck Off".
But more significantly, he was also the first christian.
He was certainly Christlike... Which is the definition of Christian.Wrong, his followers were. not Jesus himself.
What is the definition of Christian AHZ ?
He was a follower of himself ?
Wrong, his followers were. not Jesus himself.
What is the definition of Christian AHZ ?
He was a follower of himself ?
He was certainly Christlike... Which is the definition of Christian.
But that is not what the word means.Yeah and I am uscitizen like..Duhhh.
I was leaning towards the follower of Christ angle.
He was certainly Christlike... Which is the definition of Christian.
No, attempting to say he wasn't a "Christian" when his belief system was clearly outside of Judaism and far more in the realm of Christian, is obtuse.Well duhhh
anyone will be like themselves that is the only way they can be.
You sir are now being obtuse.
sigh...
Christ was a Jew. The night of his arrest he was celebrating passover. Though he sought to modify the covenant he NEVER renounced his Judaism. He was the first Reform Jew only his reforms didn't take. He lived and died as a Jew. He was buried according to Jewish law and he sought to rid his religion of the corruption and the hipocracy but as I said he NEVER renounced his Judaism.Don't be sad, pinnochio, someday you'll be a real little boy.
Christ was a Jew. The night of his arrest he was celebrating passover. Though he sought to modify the covenant he NEVER renounced his Judaism. He was the first Reform Jew only his reforms didn't take. He lived and died as a Jew. He was buried according to Jewish law and he sought to rid his religion of the corruption and the hipocracy but as I said he NEVER renounced his Judaism.
He lived by jewish tradition, was educated in the temple, etc...He was a JEW AHZ.
A radical Jew towards the end, but a Jew none the less.
He was of jewish ethnicity. Theologically he was the first christian, considering jews today don't believe in a 'modified covenant'.