Yet your responses are filled with I am right, and I know better.
If one wants to read it that way. One could say that you are saying the same thing.. that you are right and that you know better. Why not just agree to disagree.
So you say you are not superior but that is not what you project.
Purely your interpretation. You don’t know my past life so when I say “I am not superior” - I say it knowing my past life. I’m just forgiven, that’s all. For that matter, according to the Book, all are forgiven because He took our sins and paid for them. No double indemnity.
When you apply your religion on others. You stated he died for me. That is false. He did not die for me.
You must have misread. What I said was that in
my Book it says that He died for you and me. But that is the Book I subscribe to. Which one do you subscribe to? (If any)
Tell me where he actually said he died for all people including every race and religion. In his words.
Well… of course you are asking in reference to my Book. Jesus is The Word so, in essence, any time God spoke - it was The Word.
It started all the way back in Genesis 3:15 with Adam and Eve from whom all, as you call it, races come from. From the beginning He made a blood covenant that followed human kind where the Redeemer would crush the serpents head.
It is man who wants to divide people into “races” when there is, in reality, only one race—the human race.
It then goes to Abraham where God (The Word) spoke with His own voice that through Him (the seed) all the nations would be blessed with the the type and shadow of the stopped sacrifice of Isaac, where there was a substitute, on the same mountain that Jesus was sacrificed—if but a stone throw away.(maybe closer?)
So when God said “As far as the east is from the west, so far I placed your transgression” - that is pretty clear enough for me. “For God so loved the world” is pretty inclusive too.