>>169082>He argues like a jew straight out of mein kampf.Yeah, about that…
You're a moron if you think posting what the Jew scriptures plainly say and pointing out why that's a problem is arguing like a Jew. All you can do is seethe and ignore the points being made.
>>169085>ROFLYou clearly lack reading comprehension, so I thought I needed to post something dumbed down for you. Any way you slice it, Romans is clear that Yahweh hasn't given up on the Jews.
>Why the hell am I seeing all this other stuff about Paul?Because Paul's views are the topic at hand. You don't have Christianity as we know it without him.
>I don't have to observe the sabbath, kill goats and sheep when I sin, dodge bacon or cut my penis to be a Christian. Nice try.And all Noahides have to do is follow the Seven Laws of Noah. What's the problem with that, goy? Would you seriously claim that that Noahides aren't a bunch of shabbos goyim? Christians still affirm the Tanakh, that Jews had been chosen by the creator of the universe, that they were privy to spiritual knowledge those dumb goyim didn't have, and that their messiah deserves to rule over the gentiles. These Old Testament ideas continued to be promoted by the New Testament.
>Abraham was the first Jew. If Jesus existed before Abraham, how can this be?It was a gradual development. The writers of the Old Testament weren't Christians and didn't anticipate the Jesus character. As far as I know, the idea of Jesus being a preexistent being who incarnated as a Jew wasn't clearly established until the Gospel of John. Mark is arguably adoptionistic, Matthew and Luke add the virgin birth, and John equates Rabbi Yeshua with a preexistent Logos. Later on you had the slapfighting between Christians over the exact nature of the divinity of Jesus in relation to his human side. But whether you're talking about the dyophisitist Christologies of most Christians or the miaphysitism of the Oriental Orthodox Church, just about all Christian sects have considered the humanity of Jewsus to be essential to his nature and reject monophysites as filthy heretics. Christianity is Jew worship, and there's no way around that.
It's also pretty safe to say that the patriarchs were fictional characters invented well after they were supposed to have lived.
>Are you trying to imply that Jesus is stuck as a Jew forever?If he ever existed historically, then yes. He would almost certainly have been just some kike who was immortalized after his death. We don't even know that much considering the lack of historical sources and how much of his story is clearly just midrash based on reinterpretations of Old Testament passages.