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According to the teaching of ( Judaism ) how do they really feel about Jesus ?

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If there ever was such a person he was just some guy, not a prophet, not the Messiah, and really not even that good of a Jew.

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Judaism has no teachings about Jesus. There might be individuals with opinions about it, based on how Christians or Muslims have treated them in the name of jesus, but the religion itself has no official teachings or dogma about Jesus.

Now, the Jews do not believe that God will or has been made flesh, or will have a literal 'divine son', so they do not believe in the claims about Jesus.
“What do you think science is? There is nothing magical about science. It is simply a systematic way for carefully and thoroughly observing nature and using consistent logic to evaluate results. So which part of that exactly do you disagree with? Do you disagree with being thorough? Using careful observation? Being systematic? Or using consistent logic?�

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Goat makes a good point. One of the central tenets of Judaism is that God is one. Different Jews see this differently, but one way of looking at it is that God is everywhere and in everything, omnipresent and abstract. God does not have babies--that is polytheism. Judaism is uncompromisingly monotheistic.

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Autodidact wrote:Goat makes a good point. One of the central tenets of Judaism is that God is one. Different Jews see this differently, but one way of looking at it is that God is everywhere and in everything, omnipresent and abstract. God does not have babies--that is polytheism. Judaism is uncompromisingly monotheistic.

So what your saying is that goat , Can not be speaking for all jews . Thankyou for your answer.

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Malachi-Zede-El wrote:
Autodidact wrote:Goat makes a good point. One of the central tenets of Judaism is that God is one. Different Jews see this differently, but one way of looking at it is that God is everywhere and in everything, omnipresent and abstract. God does not have babies--that is polytheism. Judaism is uncompromisingly monotheistic.

So what your saying is that goat , Can not be speaking for all jews . Thankyou for your answer.
If you are referring to Jews for Jesus, from what I can tell they are really a fundamentalist trinitarian Christian sect with a misleading name. They are all over the subways in New York City. I have engaged a number of them in conversation (That Girl!) and despite their claims to the contrary I have never encountered a single one whose claim to being Jewish held up to questioning. There might possibly be real Jews in Jews for Jesus but you could not tell by me.
Dogmatism and skepticism are both, in a sense, absolute philosophies; one is certain of knowing, the other of not knowing. What philosophy should dissipate is certainty, whether of knowledge or ignorance.
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ThatGirlAgain wrote:
Malachi-Zede-El wrote:
Autodidact wrote:Goat makes a good point. One of the central tenets of Judaism is that God is one. Different Jews see this differently, but one way of looking at it is that God is everywhere and in everything, omnipresent and abstract. God does not have babies--that is polytheism. Judaism is uncompromisingly monotheistic.

So what your saying is that goat , Can not be speaking for all jews . Thankyou for your answer.
If you are referring to Jews for Jesus, from what I can tell they are really a fundamentalist trinitarian Christian sect with a misleading name. They are all over the subways in New York City. I have engaged a number of them in conversation (That Girl!) and despite their claims to the contrary I have never encountered a single one whose claim to being Jewish held up to questioning. There might possibly be real Jews in Jews for Jesus but you could not tell by me.

If Yashu'a , Isa , Jesus , Was a jew then why aren't all christians jew also ?

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Malachi-Zede-El wrote:
ThatGirlAgain wrote:
Malachi-Zede-El wrote:
Autodidact wrote:Goat makes a good point. One of the central tenets of Judaism is that God is one. Different Jews see this differently, but one way of looking at it is that God is everywhere and in everything, omnipresent and abstract. God does not have babies--that is polytheism. Judaism is uncompromisingly monotheistic.

So what your saying is that goat , Can not be speaking for all jews . Thankyou for your answer.
If you are referring to Jews for Jesus, from what I can tell they are really a fundamentalist trinitarian Christian sect with a misleading name. They are all over the subways in New York City. I have engaged a number of them in conversation (That Girl!) and despite their claims to the contrary I have never encountered a single one whose claim to being Jewish held up to questioning. There might possibly be real Jews in Jews for Jesus but you could not tell by me.

If Yashu'a , Isa , Jesus , Was a jew then why aren't all christians jew also ?
Because Paul made the case for the Jesus movement being universal in nature and not restricted to Jews and that therefore gentiles should be allowed in. In not too many years the proto-orthodox community that became mainstream Christianity was exclusively gentile. There were Jews who believed Jesus was the Messiah but not divine, e.g., the Ebionites, but these were separate communities. But it appears that the strongly Jewish elements in the early history of proto-orthodoxy such as the Jerusalem church and Matthew's Pauline but still very Jewish community did not last long.
Dogmatism and skepticism are both, in a sense, absolute philosophies; one is certain of knowing, the other of not knowing. What philosophy should dissipate is certainty, whether of knowledge or ignorance.
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Malachi-Zede-El wrote:
ThatGirlAgain wrote:
Malachi-Zede-El wrote:
Autodidact wrote:Goat makes a good point. One of the central tenets of Judaism is that God is one. Different Jews see this differently, but one way of looking at it is that God is everywhere and in everything, omnipresent and abstract. God does not have babies--that is polytheism. Judaism is uncompromisingly monotheistic.

So what your saying is that goat , Can not be speaking for all jews . Thankyou for your answer.
If you are referring to Jews for Jesus, from what I can tell they are really a fundamentalist trinitarian Christian sect with a misleading name. They are all over the subways in New York City. I have engaged a number of them in conversation (That Girl!) and despite their claims to the contrary I have never encountered a single one whose claim to being Jewish held up to questioning. There might possibly be real Jews in Jews for Jesus but you could not tell by me.

If Yashu'a , Isa , Jesus , Was a jew then why aren't all christians jew also ?
Because of what is taught about Jesus. Christians deified Jesus, and also took at lot of concepts from other religions, so they went away from the major teachings of Judaism.
“What do you think science is? There is nothing magical about science. It is simply a systematic way for carefully and thoroughly observing nature and using consistent logic to evaluate results. So which part of that exactly do you disagree with? Do you disagree with being thorough? Using careful observation? Being systematic? Or using consistent logic?�

Steven Novella

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Goat wrote:
Malachi-Zede-El wrote:
ThatGirlAgain wrote:
Malachi-Zede-El wrote:
Autodidact wrote:Goat makes a good point. One of the central tenets of Judaism is that God is one. Different Jews see this differently, but one way of looking at it is that God is everywhere and in everything, omnipresent and abstract. God does not have babies--that is polytheism. Judaism is uncompromisingly monotheistic.

So what your saying is that goat , Can not be speaking for all jews . Thankyou for your answer.
If you are referring to Jews for Jesus, from what I can tell they are really a fundamentalist trinitarian Christian sect with a misleading name. They are all over the subways in New York City. I have engaged a number of them in conversation (That Girl!) and despite their claims to the contrary I have never encountered a single one whose claim to being Jewish held up to questioning. There might possibly be real Jews in Jews for Jesus but you could not tell by me.

If Yashu'a , Isa , Jesus , Was a jew then why aren't all christians jew also ?
Because of what is taught about Jesus. Christians deified Jesus, and also took at lot of concepts from other religions, so they went away from the major teachings of Judaism.

What Religions my name , Where it speaks of the jews having the RCC kill Jesus , Meaning what Religions my name / Tex . For you to make this claim < Because of what is taught about Jesus. Christians deified Jesus, and also took at lot of concepts from other religions, so they went away from the major teachings of Judaism >

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