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Major Nikon

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6. Historically speaking the Rabbi Jesus probably wouldn't care where a gentile walked

Reply to Pendrench (Reply #5)

Fri Jul 5, 2019, 11:01 AM

Jul 2019

Unsurprisingly the first century Christians wanted little to do with gentiles until Paul figured out the profit angle. Even then there was quite a bit of division within the church about bringing them into the fold.

Even in the bible, Jesus regarded gentiles as dogs. It was only after his death that the zombie Jesus kinda-sorta instructed his disciples to preach to non-Jews, but even all of them didn't buy it.

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Pilgrimage Road [View all] Cartoonist Jul 2019 OP

A historical Jesus is debatable. Too involved to write about. Karadeniz Jul 2019 #1

Yeah but, they found a road! Cartoonist Jul 2019 #2

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Christianity: Act_of_Reparation Jul 2019 #4

Hi Cartoonist - thank you for posting this. As a Christian, I've never really wanted to travel to Pendrench Jul 2019 #5

Historically speaking the Rabbi Jesus probably wouldn't care where a gentile walked Major Nikon Jul 2019 #6

Hi Major Nikon - thank you for replying to my post...you make a very good point in that Pendrench Jul 2019 #7