Islam and Sabbath

[danieldemol]

No, I mea they have no founders and are usually descended of folk traditions. Egyptian, Greek, Sumerian, Arabian etc. religions have no founders. Many polytheistic religions have not.

I think it can be logically inferred that they had unknown founders. Are you asserting that these religions would have existed in the absence of humans?

If not then even if the changes in religion were small enough over time that it was more like the development of language each person in the chain who introduced some small change was a partial founder in what would come to be identifiably different from the parent tradition over time.

In my opinion.

 

[Rival]

I think it can be logically inferred that they had unknown founders. Are you asserting that these religions would have existed in the absence of humans?

If not then even if the changes in religion were small enough over time that it was more like the development of language each person in the chain who introduced some small change was a partial founder in what would come to be identifiably different from the parent tradition over time.

In my opinion.

We have a different definition of founder, it seems. Paganisms weren't founded by one person who claimed to have a revelation. They built up over time as people learned to relate to the world around them in spiritual and religious ways.

 

[RabbiO]

In my opinion Sabbath was meant for only Moses immediate followers who followed him out of Egypt…

Those Israelites went through a rough terrain for 3 months with very little rest and were exhausted….

Jesus was a Jew and yet my opinion……..

In my opinion current days Jews are not required to this practice……

In my opinion, all the prophets…….

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