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    Article: No Religious Coexistence – A refutation of Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s “Orthodox Rabbinic Statement on Christianity”

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    February 19, 2016

    Rabbi Moshe Ben-Chaim A refutation of Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s “Orthodox Rabbinic Statement on Christianity,” and a clarification of Torah’s true view of Christianity based on God’s words and the prophets. God equates with truth, and no consideration must obscure those truths. For by obscuring truth, we mislead ourselves, other Jews,…

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    So, my Jewish daughter found out about Jesus on play date

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    January 14, 2016

    My 2nd-grader daughter came from her play date just the other day and let us know that her playmate friend told her that “G-d has a son”. This sent me and my wife scrambling. You see, my oldest kid has exactly one non-Jewish playmate (and many Jewish ones). The two,…

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    Do West and Christianity represent Esau and Edom?

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    January 5, 2016

    By Meir Levin The rabbinic identification of Rome with the Biblical figure of Esau is basic to the traditional understanding of much of the relevant sections of Chumash Bareishis [Genesis]. Esau’s faults and shortcomings as well as his complex and tortured relationship with his brother Yakov was seen by the…

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    Apostle Paul, the great confuser-in-chief and “messianic rabbi Shaul”

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    December 28, 2015

    Neither consistency nor his ability to explain were Apostle Paul’s strong points. Take these few gems of his for example: But now, by dying to what once bound us, we have been released from the law so that we serve in the new way of the Spirit, and not in…

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    Missing the obvious: does Jesus qualify to be the Messiah according to either of his two genealogies?

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    December 24, 2015

    Originally posted on Daily Minyan: Is yours a Biblical faith of Israel or pagan idolatry? According to the New Testament, a virgin girl by the name of Mary was chosen to become the mother of G-d in the flesh. Her human seed was somehow merged with a pre-incarnate second person…

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    My reply to messianic leader Russ Resnik

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    December 22, 2015

    In his article about Catholic Church’s recent change in stance regarding its missionizing of Jews, messianic leader Russ Resnik made the following statement: Just as the Post-WWII Catholic Church renounced centuries of error about the Jewish people without losing its core identity, so we [Messianic Jews] are freeing ourselves from…

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    Apostle Paul, the greatest fantasist of all

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    December 20, 2015

    Paul was the greatest fantasist of all. He created the Christian myth by deifying Jesus, a Jewish Messiah figure whose real aims were on the plane of Jewish political Utopianism. Paul transformed Jesus’ death into a cosmic sacrifice in which the powers of evil sought to overwhelm the power of…

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    How Apostle Paul distorted biblical view of Torah observance and righteousness

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    December 14, 2015

    Paul vigorously fought the Jewish belief that observing the Torah’s ritual and ethical laws made one righteous in God’s eyes. If that were true, he reasoned, people could achieve righteousness through their own efforts: It would mean that there was no purpose to the crucifixion, and “Christ would have died…

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    Why Christians, but not Muslims, can be taught Torah

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    December 10, 2015

    Over the past few months I have been corresponding via email almost daily with an Iranian Muslim man. Our conversations drift from religion to politics and back. When one talks with a Muslim about religion it quickly comes to the surface that Islam, while referring to Jews (and Christians) as “people of the…

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    Wyschogrod: Israel’s disobedience not the whole truth

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    December 8, 2015

    Christian theology has always stressed Israel’s disobedience. And it was right to do so because it is a truth carefully recorded in the Bi­ble. But it is not the whole truth. There is also Israel’s obedience, its stubborn faith in the promises of God in spite of the apparent hopelessness…

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