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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (905759)12/6/2015 8:51:32 PM
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Some keep kosher, some don't.

" Funny that a bacon eater who raised gentile kids who're giving him Arkie grandkids he won't visit is a guardian of the Jewish fold from those who accept Jesus as the Messiah."

Thanks for the honor, but membership on the Guardian Boards is way above my pay grade. Here's what they say...

Jews for Jesus is a conservative, Christian evangelical organization that seeks to convert Jews to Christianity.

Jews for Jesus maintains that a Jew can keep their religious identity, even after converting to Christianity. Jews for Jesus is appealing because it claims that its converts can believe in Jesus, partake in baptism, celebrate Christmas, and remain Jewish, all at the same time. Jews for Jesus preach a combination of Judaism and Christianity.

The Torah itself argues against this idea of Judeo-Christian combination. While all Jews are considered members for life, a person who worships another god or idol is no longer considered Jewish ( I Kings 18:21). Worship of Jesus as the son of God is considered belief in a foreign god, and the convert would not be considered Jewish. Judaism does, however, always allow a converted Jew to return to the faith when they again accept the oneness of God.

jewishvirtuallibrary.org
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