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The Sacred books of the Jews did not get changed in this process but just the way to get to heaven is changed. I guess the main drift here is that we can go by the example of Jesus on how to get there. To juxtapose the way of the NT with the way of the OT is to recognize that the Old Testament remains testimonial as a way to heaven and that alone should be taken as a compliment rather than an insult. If anybody has a right to bitch it is the Catholic Church that was built on the keen insight of your Peter (faith) and perverted it to the point that all hell broke lose here on earth. This fire has been burning ever since and will continue to burn unto the destruction of this world right here upon this earth while in broad daylight for everyone to see. I am not interested in dirtying this argument with examples wherein Jesus pointed at the difference between 'your father' and 'our Father' because that was a situation response made by Jesus and not relevant here. It would be an absolute non-cause argument as any other bible based argument would be. The purpose of the NT is to show how to get into the promised land and not remain torn in the saved sinner complex like the children of Israel did, and continued to do on our side of the fence until they die in that same state of mind nonetheless. If this is true it must also be true that the Gospels take place between rebirth and Ascension which is what we call Purgatory today . . . to also make hell a place on earth for those who do not succeed in their attempt to work out their own salvation in fear and trembling. This is a simple argument wherein born again Catholics see their 'castle' (read ego) be consumed by fire and must escape 'through' the fire to be saved (loaded like this in 1 Cor.3:15) but always interpreted wrong by those who want to take their 'castle' with them when they die. But you know what, we/I don't really care. I think it is fun either way, for what is the difference if low culture is needed to make high culture known. That's just the way the world turns except that we are dealing with human lives in this context. Sounds cruel but there is nothing we can do about it, and believe me, we tried! -- or I'll point you at the various Inquisitions that at least postponed the Reformation that nihilated the NT's improved way to get to heaven in Christendom. Edited to add: And you know what spin? They still do not have a testament and insist that we must physically die before anything good can happen to us. In such a case, who is to bring the testament in force? |
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It's absurd, and therefore wrong to cling to both, the OT and the NT as if the meaning of the NT is not comprehended as a testament but just another dimension of slavery (eg. long suffer the saved-sinner). To 'mean well' counts for nothing it you take into account that words are coined to express our true meaning, and they still do. |
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How about HHB for Halfway House Book since without a testament of their own they have actually denied the very purpose for which it was written. The short story here is that the so called Christians have accepted Jesus' Way of the Cross ("he died for my sins" etc.) as a substitute for their own and have failed to take Jesus down from the cross and place themselves upon it. |
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That is just like being happy Magdlyn. If I am happy you can't make me happy and if I want to be happy you can make me happy. |
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Making sense as usual, Chili!
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Catholics are Catholics just as Jews are Jews and neither are Christian but are awaiting the coming of their messiah under the banner of Christ, which will be the 'first coming' for the Jews and the 'second coming' for Catholics. After this Catholics are no longer Catholic just as Jesus was no longer a Jew after he became a Christian. Apart from this would I rather not 'lean' on Judaism but it was useful to make a point here. Catholics are not "born again" and if you do not believe this ask any Baptist. The actual proof of this may be found in Catholic missions where protestant evangelicals are following Catholic missionaries to 'do 'm right,' so to speak, that will last a lifetime until they die. Catholics are not bible people. In fact, bible study was never encouraged and a spiritual adviser is still recommended today to avoid the pitfalls of religious fundamentalism. Bible study is in direct conflict with the unleavened bread of Communion and is perceived as the yeast of the pharisees (with the Gutenberg press being the first yeast factory). Catholics have confessionals to prove that they are sinners and charismatic disruptions are unheard of and not tolerated in church services. Charismatic groups may be tolerated but are shunned in most parishes . . . which is not to say that mission services are not part of the Church but are always presented in their own distinct manner. Most likely Catholics have adopted the rather vague identity as Christian to get rid of pushy fundies that come soaring by on their 'Jesus vehicle.' Quote:
It is never a descendant of Judaism if it has its own testament and wrong to even suggest that God has grandchildren. If you are suggesting that Christians are trying to cuckold Judaism into birthing their messiah you should wish them luck (hint, ours if for Catholics only). |
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