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I’m glad it worked out well for you. Did you happen to take the COVID vaccine? (If that’s too personal please don’t answer it.) It was a big moneymaker for doctors in the US. They pushed it hard. (I didn’t take it.) How long does a person in Britain have to wait these days for medical...

Have you read or seen any stories about babies who were diagnosed with abnormalities and were born perfectly healthy? Have you read or seen any stories about babies who were diagnosed with abnormalities who were born, lived for a few minutes, a few hours, a few weeks, a few months, a few years...

The medical establishment is suspect worldwide.

Yes. “Imitate me as I imitate Messiah.” I think this article addresses it well - https://www.gotquestions.org/imitate-me-as-I-imitate-Christ.html Imitate Paul’s teaching and practice as he imitated the Messiah’s teaching and practice. Paul didn’t kill anyone (after becoming a follower of...

In a manner of speaking, yes. Literally, no. I would ask you to consider what Paul taught in 1 Corinthians 11:1.

That’s right. Should we imitate the apostles in what we say and do? Do any of the apostles ask / instruct us to?

I teach and preach that the followers of Jesus are to sound like, to act like, to be like the Lamb of God. When people see the followers of the Lamb of God they should see the Lamb of God in us. See above. The apostles didn’t kill anyone, nor did they teach the followers of Jesus, the...

I believe Jesus is the Son of God. He didn’t kill anyone during his earthly ministry. He hasn’t killed anyone, yet. He will when he returns. Who did the apostles kill? Who did they teach the followers of Jesus to kill? When did they kill them?

The majority is your guide. Go with them. The only thing that matters is whether or not Jesus - about whom you have said that his teaching is divorced from reality - agrees with you.

That’s right. Who did Jesus kill?

“The coolest theology at the moment isn’t necessarily the right theology. Sometimes you need to be a theological outcast for Christ.” - Michael J. Svigel