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Ok, the wording of the initial question seems to focus on the Jewishness
of Jesus. It seems unlikely that Jesus meant to start a new religion. I've even read things like he was a Pharisee (you know those guys that have a bad rap-- actually they were the thinkers generally, and also were pragmatics). Jesus clearly followed Jewish traditions and practices. Two sacraments in Christianity that wouldn't exist without Judaism are Baptism and Communion, arguably the two most important ones. I know of people practicing more Jewish traditions, for instance, I went to a sedar where most of the people were Christian. I know of Christians who light Hannacka candles, etc. Anyone else practice Jewish and Christian traditions?? BTW, maybe this would be better in the non-debate area. I have a feeling some may dislike this whole thing and feel quite angry about it. --des |
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