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Truth is where you find it, and I find that all of the denominations you listed - as well as others that you didn’t - possess some aspects of truth.

Your faith is listed as Christian. You registered on Christianity Board as a Christian. No one forced you to. Why did you? btw, I also initially registered on Christianity Board as a Christian but later changed it. (My faith is now listed as “Other”.) I am a retired, non-trinitarian, Christian...

https://www.bibleplaces.com/blog/2022/12/top-10-discoveries-in-biblical-archaeology-in-2022/

No. My comment about the Christ was a generic one. The vast majority of Jews today don’t yet recognize and acknowledge that Jesus of Nazareth, himself a Jew, is the Christ promised, raised up and sent by his God and their God.

Anyone who doesn’t follow the words and commands of Christ will ultimately be found to be in error. I’ve yet to encounter any Jew who would dispute that.

Why do you call yourself a Christian? When I read your post I thought about Jesus, and my mind substituted “Jew“ for “Christian”.

“Jesus practiced the religion of first century Judaism.” (“What religion was Jesus?”) https://www.gotquestions.org/what-religion-was-Jesus.html Jesus of Nazareth, the Messiah, is himself historically rooted in Judaism.

Yes. The fact remains that his religion is Judaism, and Christianity began as a sect of Judaism. Building on what you expressed, the religion of those who are disciples of Jesus is truth.

If your Bible looks like this… don’t just sit there; do something about it. Read! As for me, there’s just a few days remaining in this year’s Bible reading plan. It’s been a good change up (once through the Old Testament, twice through the New Testament) but beginning on January 1 I’ll be...

https://www.oberlo.com/blog/benefits-of-reading-books

I’m currently reading Jesus Before Christianity, written by Albert Nolan. It will be interesting to compare what this Roman Catholic author has to say about the Jewish Jesus with what Robert Aron, a Jewish author, said about the Jewish Jesus.

“The men who suffer wrong without bitterness or desire for revenge.” - Expositor’s Greek Testament https://biblehub.com/commentaries/egt/matthew/51.htm The inheritance of Messiah and those who belong to him is the earth, not heaven.

“Visit many good books, but live in the Bible.” - Charles Spurgeon

Motivation with Gary Larson

“The meek will inherit the earth.” - Jesus of Nazareth

“One glance at a book and you hear the voice of another person, perhaps someone dead for a 1,000 years. To read is to voyage through time.” - Carl Sagan Finished reading 1 Maccabees & 2 Maccabees. Returned to the 3rd century and read Against The Heresy of Noetus, written by Hippolytus. Now...

Finished reading Hippolytus’ Treatise On Christ and Antichrist, as well as his Treatise Against The Jews; rather unfortunate (ironic?) timing on the latter. Being as it’s Hannukah, I’m taking a break from Hippolytus (and the other Ante-Nicene Fathers) and reading 1 Maccabees & 2 Maccabees.