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who is the founder of christianity Jesus or Paul ?

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truthofscripture

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godnotgod said:
The idea was that what was considered to be divine blood had the power of redemption, but we are still talking blood sacrifice here, no matter which way you cut it. But again, Jesus was a Nazarene, whose teachings did NOT include those of blood sacrifice. These doctrines came from the pagan religions. Jesus was crucified for sedition on the one hand, and blasphemy on the other. The notion of sin redemption was added later.

One might say that no sacrificial host, whether grain or animal, had been sufficient enough in the eyes of God. The only acceptable host was God himself in the flesh, and that person was Jesus.
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Believe what you want, but your assertions are completely wrong.
 
godnotgod

godnotgod

Thou art That
truthofscripture said:
Believe what you want, but your assertions are completely wrong.
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The blood sacrifice of Jesus for sin redemption is exactly the same idea as pagan blood sacrifice for sin redemption. What both are saying is that divine blood has the power to wash sin away. That's not a belief or assertion; it's a fact. Otherwise, show me how they are different.

The truth of the matter is that, if you knew anything about how the spiritual world functions, you would KNOW that blood sacrifice is not a part of it. It is only a superstitious belief based on ignorance. The spiritual experience is that of light, which is the opposite of ignorance, an ignorance that is telling you that sacrifice and covenants are necessary, when, in fact, they have nothing to do with unconditional love. That they do are only human mental projections onto Reality.
 
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godnotgod

godnotgod

Thou art That
truthofscripture said:
No it is not a fact. It is nothing more than your opinion.
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Excuse me. Are you saying that pagan blood sacrifice, whose point is sin redemption, does not have the same goal as the blood sacrifice of Jesus? If yes, that is not an opinion; it is a fact, proven via logic. Now if you say no, then show me how they are different, instead of just saying that it is my opinion.
 
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truthofscripture

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godnotgod said:
Excuse me. Are you saying that pagan blood sacrifice, whose point is sin redemption, does not have the same goal as the blood sacrifice of Jesus? If yes, that is not an opinion; it is a fact, proven via logic. Now if you say no, then show me how they are different, instead of just saying that it is my opinion.
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No. Pagan rituals are offered to make believe gods. God the Almighty is real.
 
Baladas

Baladas

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Primarily Saul. To this day, most Christians base their faith and religious practices primarily on his teachings rather than anything in the gospels.
 
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