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    Mormons: “if Joseph Smith is a false prophet, so is Jesus!”

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    March 17, 2015

    There’s an old joke that goes like this: Why did G-d make Mormons? So that Christians know how Jews feel! In my recent post, I reviewed some examples of failed prophecies supposedly uttered by Jesus within the books that make up the New Testament. Of course, “mainstream” Christianity is not…

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    Original cartoon: “In support of Jesus”

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    March 16, 2015

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    Part 1: When prophecy fails, how do the true believers keep the faith?

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    March 12, 2015

    When it comes to rationalization (a.k.a. making excuses), all human beings are born experts. This is especially true when it comes to the things we hold most sacred – our religious beliefs. Most dearly held religious tenets, especially those concerning otherworldly things, however, cannot be easily proved or disproved. This fact, the mystery of the…

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    Conversation with a messianic about why I consider Jesus a false prophet and idol

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    March 9, 2015

    Recently, I had an interesting conversation with a prominent messianic/Hebrew roots man (not of Jewish birth) who was attempting to show me that my (and that of Jewish people in general) rejection of Jesus as G-d’s prophet, as Israel’s “true messiah” and as god-incarnate is blasphemy against the G-d of Israel.…

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    Will Jews really be ashamed, mourn and grieve when they see their messiah?

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    March 4, 2015

    Many Christians (including their Hebrew Roots or messianic co-religionists) believe that the Jewish people will not celebrate and rejoice when their messiah comes, as Jews believed for thousands of years. At least this will certainly not be their first reaction at all. Christianity has always held and still does, that Jews will instead grieve and mourn when…

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    Article: How Does a Jew Attain Salvation?

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    February 27, 2015

    The following article originally appeared on beingjewish.com Christianity maintains that all men are doomed to sin, and everyone will go to everlasting hell unless they accept jesus as their savior. Judaism has always held that we do not need that sort of salvation, for we are not doomed or damned at…

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    Old Christian saints and modern messianics agree: Jews suffered terribly for rejecting Jesus

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    February 25, 2015

    “One Law” messianic was arguing to me that Jews have suffered so much because they made a terrible, huge mistake – they rejected Jesus as their messiah and god: [When] Messiah returns, Jews will weep as one weeps for an only son (Zech 12). As hard as it may be…

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    Three reasons why Jesus’ claimed resurrection became so important to Christianity

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    February 23, 2015

    Some time ago one of the blog readers asked me to opine, as a former Jesus-believer and worshiper, on why I thought resurrection of Jesus became such an important event in Christian theology. So, here are three reasons why I think Christianity placed such paramount importance on Jesus’ resurrection: 1. It allowed…

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    No, New Testament is not “rabbinic midrash”

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    February 19, 2015

    For many Christians (and their Messianic brethren) living in this age of freely available information, when they come to the realization that the New Testament texts grossly distort both the meaning and intent of the Hebrew Bible, this sudden encounter with truth can become a real test of their faith.…

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    Is it OK to worship Jesus but not images of him?

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    Gene Shlomovich

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    February 17, 2015

    A Jesus-worshiper that I’ve recently come across on a messianic blog wondered why doesn’t the Christian bible (the New Testament) describe Jesus’ physical features in any great detail. The only feature we know for sure that he had (at least according to the NT) is a beard. Was it because people are not supposed to…

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