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Old 01-24-2002, 07:27 PM   #11
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<strong>It is amusing and deliciously ironic, though, to watch Christians emphatically deny Muslim claims that Mohammed is prefigured in the New Testament. They are of course perfectly correct - the New Testament was written hundreds of years before Mohammed was born. However, by the same token, the books of the Hebrew Bible were written hundreds of years before the time of Jesus, and it is equally absurd to think that Jesus is prefigured therein.</strong>
If you take Daniel for an example, not everyone thinks it was written ~600 BC, rather than ~200 BC. The Jews don't list Daniel as one of the prophets & more liberal Christians think of it as a form of apocryphal writing (not unlike the historicist [rather than futurist] views of Revelation)

Don't paint with too broad a brush, okay?
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