quick question, everyone hear refers to Jesus as if he is the best thing since washing machines, but how can Jesus' word be the only holy thing, when his teachings are based off the teachings and traditions of ancient Judaism?
by that logic, that Jesus is the epitome of Holiness, then Judaism, from whence Jesus arose, must be honored above all else. in the same way that one honors ones' roots. Jesus' roots are in Judaism, so doesnt that make Judaism honored above jesus? since Jesus' teachings would be impossible without the backdrop of Judaism that formed his beliefs.
moreover, out of simple curiosity, why is the Bible taken as word of law, sometimes out of context, and without the knowledge that it was written hundreds of thousands of years ago, with only minor adaptations? is it not logical that some things are not applicable anymore, that the societies which spurred the writing of the bible may have been conducive to passages which to not apply to our current globalized society? in this way, should not any direct quote from the bible be taken with a grain of salt, because of the knowledge that some phrases/ideas/passages may simply be out of date?
by that logic, that Jesus is the epitome of Holiness, then Judaism, from whence Jesus arose, must be honored above all else. in the same way that one honors ones' roots. Jesus' roots are in Judaism, so doesnt that make Judaism honored above jesus? since Jesus' teachings would be impossible without the backdrop of Judaism that formed his beliefs.
moreover, out of simple curiosity, why is the Bible taken as word of law, sometimes out of context, and without the knowledge that it was written hundreds of thousands of years ago, with only minor adaptations? is it not logical that some things are not applicable anymore, that the societies which spurred the writing of the bible may have been conducive to passages which to not apply to our current globalized society? in this way, should not any direct quote from the bible be taken with a grain of salt, because of the knowledge that some phrases/ideas/passages may simply be out of date?



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