Or 613

close enough

But the Ten Commandments are the essential ones the first ones that Christians abide by

why would boiling a goat in its mothers milk be a sin

The other Commandments were sent to mostly judaic

Like the bit about showering

although the actual definition of atheism includes that too so idk

The Bible points out a lot of things that were unsanitary that we don't know about back then

the christians didnt add anything to the commandments, they just changed some wording on what yej hebrews used

No Jesus and the New Testament is what Christianity is about

When Jesus repeated the Ten Commandments

i know, and it said to keep the commandments

To the apostles

and jesus came to pit brother against brother

That has a specific meaning

you can't just read everything at face value

wat

Words meant a little differently back then

that was moses

and jesus claimed that all things he prophesied will come to pass before the end of the current generation

@CallMeTruckson Pretty sure Jews still do that

They will

e.e

that was 1800 years ago or more

Over 2000

moses and the 10 commandments

moses oh akhenaten Osiris the first

and also the dead sea scrolls

Gregorian calendar lies to us

jesus also claimed that the mustard seed is the smallest seed ever, and he was wrong

even farmers at the time knew that

He probably meant in context from what they could see and what they had

nope

Remember they had to deal with what they had

they knew about poppy seeds

Why explain something that they don't have or won't understand

this probably belongs in the religion channel lol

I don't believe he said the mustard seed is the smallest seed

its in the book, look it up

i think it wa, :for your faith must be like the smallest seed, the mustard seed to bloom into a tree, or somthing like that

That is the real problem, not the size of the mustard seed itself. Thus, the misunderstanding of the mustard seed parable is merely symptomatic of the critics’ presupposed bias against the authority of God’s Word and a not-so-ironic reflection of faith in those who would suggest Jesus, the creator of all seeds, was in error.