Greek philosophy and Christian ethics. Don’t see the “Judeo” bit much, but I’m happy to be enlightened.https://twitter.com/FeriVanyi/status/1155342970935291904 …
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Well, Judeo-Christian is used as one term, considering that they both have the same basis, same origins. I'm sure that when you say Christian, and I say Judeo-Christian, we mean the same thing. It's just semantics, really.
No it’s not. Christians welcome converts easily. Judaism, not so much.
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Nonsense. One of my security chiefs converted to Judaism. It was an incredibly lengthy and difficult process.
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This term bugs me It used to mean Jews who converted to Christianity Now it defines a new Ideology, spreading and inserting Judaism into Christianity and overshadowing its traditional values Like a new religion, less Jesus and more about God’s plan for Israel
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I learn something new, and you enlighten me daily. Thanks Stefan
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And this is why Jesus overturns the tables of the money changers in the temple. My House will be a house of worship for all people.
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It takes from any September thru to Easter to become a Catholic. Just like in 1st century AD. There is much to know and take in as a catechumen( seeking Christianity) we do not take it as an emotional snap judgement and grant Baptism on a “ Desire” alone.
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That's simply not true Stephon. Judaism welcomes conference. They're actually held in higher esteem because they choose Judaism. I'm not sure what's happened to you.
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Depends on the rabbi. Conversion is an extensive process because a convert is required to follow a complex set of spiritual laws like all Jews. Converting someone who would then break the laws would actually do damage to the convert and the rabbi.
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That doesn't make the 2 ideologies not share the same origins. Of course they are not the same today, they both evolved differently throughout the ages. Using the term Judeo-Christian is not arguing that they are the same TODAY.
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