Jesus hung out with the boys, drank wine, fed the hungry, died for our sins. Meanwhile the LAWgivers?

Question

, the Pharisees spent their time trying to trip Him up with all the different laws and rules. Which type of religious person are you? Honestly now, and which type of religious person is your pastor, priest, whatever? Ask yourself that question and answer as honestly as you can. I'm not suggesting that you all turn into a bunch of winos, or that Jesus was one, but the way things are written out in the GOOD NEWS suggests that Jesus was a 'man' of the people, regular people.
Isn't this in direct conflict with some of the worldviews taught by preachers in these dark days of perpetual war and diminishing freedoms.
Some of you 'SO CALLED' christians even seem to be gloating that "You'll find out, bad boy, when you wake up in HELL... hahahaha!" Ask yourself, was this Jesus' attitude? (you know who you are)
To me, the Four books seem to be saying that we just live, you know, don't make a business out of religion, don't support war, the spirit of the law.. not the letter of the law, etc.

If somebody answers with, "What was your question?", I'm gonna scream out loud, so be listening. LOL

Wooo... some hypocrite gave me a thumbs down. Musta been one of those LAWchristians.

Answer 1

I agree Jesus seemed like a cool guy to hang with. Not like many of the super self-righteous so called Christians of today.

Answer 2

Part of the difference comes from what man sees (who,what, when, where,how) whereas as God looks at why (the heart).1 Samuel 16:7.
Another component comes from the reality that man is as a 'god', whether he wants to admit it or not. (Gen. 3:5-6).
Yet another component of it (especially in this country presently) many people seem to act as if putting another person down, makes self look better.

Answer 3

He came for the lost, not the saved. How could he reach the lost isolating himself with the righteous?