08-11-2020, 12:47 PM
Hello and welcome to the forum.
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I'm not sure if that is a 100% fair comparison but much of what you wrote seems to be true, good comparisons.
Christianity thrives on forgiveness.
Another comparison in my opinion -
Christianity teaches you to "listen to the holy spirit".
Judaism teaches to learn from Torah. Of course you can ask G-d for wisdom, but it is left up to us to read, learn and do.
We dive deep into the language to learn. Every paragraph, every verse, every word, every letter is meaningful. From what I see, most Christians don't understand the beauty and deeper meanings of the Hebrew language.
Just to let you know, the first 3 posts are moderated to help keep out spam and bots.
I'm not sure if that is a 100% fair comparison but much of what you wrote seems to be true, good comparisons.
Christianity thrives on forgiveness.
Another comparison in my opinion -
Christianity teaches you to "listen to the holy spirit".
Judaism teaches to learn from Torah. Of course you can ask G-d for wisdom, but it is left up to us to read, learn and do.
We dive deep into the language to learn. Every paragraph, every verse, every word, every letter is meaningful. From what I see, most Christians don't understand the beauty and deeper meanings of the Hebrew language.