07-15-2022, 08:12 PM
"I may be wrong, but you said earlier that you are spending a lot of money and energy to suppress Christianity among Jews, and your questions are all aimed at exposing that Christians are wrong"
I said that??
I've been on these forums for many years and never recall saying anything like that. Of course I don't remember every post I made and when I first started here I may have been a little "aggressive".
I remember posting how certain Christian groups were spending millions of dollars to evangelize to the Jews and actually witnessed a lot of it as I roamed the streets of NYC. Their called it "Behold Your God" if I'm not mistaken. That's how I started to learn, from the questions they asked me. I had to read up to see what they were referring to.
I do not ever remember saying anything about me personally spending a lot of money, energy and efforts to aim my questions to expose Christians are wrong.
I still do not understand what is wrong with with the question I asked about Immanuel? I hear songs every holiday and do not understand how it relates except for that 1 verse in Matthew.
I don't think you can prove the Christian bible is right, just as I cannot prove the Hebrew bible is right. It has to do with studying what is written as G-d asks us to do.
If you look back there was rarely a time when I shut down a thread unless things got out of hand. I'm not one to pat myself on the back, but many here, Jews, Christians, Muslims and others have mentioned that I seem to be the most tolerant, to give people a chance to say what they mean and not just cut them off.
All I ask is for fair conversation or debate. I like to, as I think you do as well, focus on one question at a time and close it out, even if it winds up that we agree to disagree. Too many times, people come to the forum and just post verses upon verses upon verses and don't let you reply without adding more verses. Then when you start to reply, they disappear.
I've been discussing these issues for over 30 years, since I was first challenged about my own bible. But that doesn't mean I'm not ready to learn an understand others and what they have to say. Of course a lot is repetitive, but some is not.
So we aren't looking for people to evangelize here and we will address questions and claims about Judaism. We are here to have discussions, answer questions and hopefully have some fun, enjoy each others company and learn from one another.
I said that??
I've been on these forums for many years and never recall saying anything like that. Of course I don't remember every post I made and when I first started here I may have been a little "aggressive".
I remember posting how certain Christian groups were spending millions of dollars to evangelize to the Jews and actually witnessed a lot of it as I roamed the streets of NYC. Their called it "Behold Your God" if I'm not mistaken. That's how I started to learn, from the questions they asked me. I had to read up to see what they were referring to.
I do not ever remember saying anything about me personally spending a lot of money, energy and efforts to aim my questions to expose Christians are wrong.
I still do not understand what is wrong with with the question I asked about Immanuel? I hear songs every holiday and do not understand how it relates except for that 1 verse in Matthew.
I don't think you can prove the Christian bible is right, just as I cannot prove the Hebrew bible is right. It has to do with studying what is written as G-d asks us to do.
If you look back there was rarely a time when I shut down a thread unless things got out of hand. I'm not one to pat myself on the back, but many here, Jews, Christians, Muslims and others have mentioned that I seem to be the most tolerant, to give people a chance to say what they mean and not just cut them off.
All I ask is for fair conversation or debate. I like to, as I think you do as well, focus on one question at a time and close it out, even if it winds up that we agree to disagree. Too many times, people come to the forum and just post verses upon verses upon verses and don't let you reply without adding more verses. Then when you start to reply, they disappear.
I've been discussing these issues for over 30 years, since I was first challenged about my own bible. But that doesn't mean I'm not ready to learn an understand others and what they have to say. Of course a lot is repetitive, but some is not.
So we aren't looking for people to evangelize here and we will address questions and claims about Judaism. We are here to have discussions, answer questions and hopefully have some fun, enjoy each others company and learn from one another.