Re: The Noahide system of legalistic heresy -- No to Noahides

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Date Posted: 03:06:55 08/07/03 Thu
Author: Ray
Subject: Re: The Noahide system of legalistic heresy
In reply to: rf 's message, "Re: The Noahide system of law" on 21:57:13 04/04/03 Fri

>the point here is that the Christian gosspels are not
>what Jesus taught, those are the teachings of Paul and
>the other people that invented the doctrines, and they
>are very inconsistent with biblical teachings,

So now you're saying that the Gospels aren't Biblical.
That makes it pretty clear how you feel about Jesus. Just how is it that you seem to know better what Jesus taught than the disciples He chose for the very reason of establishing His church and recording His words.

>If you review the codes, one statute is " No ghost
>meeting", oh well, there were tons of ghost meethings
>with Paul and the others.

One thing to remember here is that, unlike the Noahide Flaws, Christianity does not intend to impose itself on you. You are perfectly free to choose not to follow the counsel of Paul and the other apostles. If you don't think the New Testament is Biblical, and you prefer the Talmud, that is your choice. You are free to believe as you like.

But then don't try to turn around and impose your Talmudic laws on the rest of us. For one thing Jesus wouldn't like it. Neither would I.

Ray

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