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It’s fine to disagree. Jesus called it plain. They rejected him as the Messiah (promised, raised up and sent by the Father) and claimed that their God is the Father. He corrected them on both matters. Their remedy was to repent of their unbelief. The hypothetical Jewish dentist you described is...

Which resurrection will the unbelieving Jewish dentist be found? The second resurrection. How will he be judged by his fellow Jew, Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, sent by his God? I leave that in the capable hands of the Messiah.

They were wicked because they didn’t believe Jesus and the one true God (i.e. Yahweh) who sent him. The same would be true of an excellent Jewish dentist who doesn’t believe Jesus and his God.

* Maybe fairly accurate; as long as you’re only listening to one cricket, and assuming it being calibrated properly. *

Yes, that’s it. We can speak further about it in this thread, if you’d like to and have questions or comments about it.

I end up thinking the same thing that Jesus, himself a Jew, thinks about it (John 8:42-47). Yahweh is the God of the believing Jew, not of the unbelieving Jew.

The most recent thread where I’ve discussed it is in the thread titled “Are you sending your neighbors to Hell?”, located in the Christian Apologetics Forum. I’ve probably discussed it in other threads and othe forums here (probably even in the forms marked “Christians Only” before I changed my...

Jesus points out that scripture cannot be broken (John 10:35). Yahweh, as even you have said and I have agreed, is the God of the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament. When anyone comes to me and says something about God and Jesus, I search the scriptures to see whether or not what they are...

That’s an important observation. I wanted to come back to this. I had to think carefully about what I want to say without discussing here that which cannot be discussed here. Three things: 1. Jesus is my model. 2. Jesus models my theology in his living, in his teaching and in his preaching...

I agree that it would be an illogical assertion. I’m not a trinitarian. I’m an ex-trinitarian. I don’t assert that my God is the Trinity. The trinitarian does not assert that my God is the Trinity. The trinitarian and I are in full agreement that my God and his God is not the same God. True...

“… we do not believe that Jesus was crucified, hence there was no resurrection. The Koran reveals: “That they said (in boast), ‘We killed Christ Jesus the son of Mary, the Messenger of Allah’, but they killed him not, nor crucified him, but so it was made to appear to them, and those who differ...

“We are living in an age that dislikes precision and definitions. It is an age that is anti-theological, anti-doctrinal and which dislikes propositions and exact knowledge. It is a lazy age in every respect, a sentimental, sloppy age, an age that wants entertainment and dislikes effort.” -...