Which are the questions that a Hebrew would address to a Christian? I like the candor with which a Hebrew would answer to a Christians's questions. Now I would be happy to feel, and where possible even replying to the questions that a Hebrew would address to a Christian. And I would be curious to know if the these questions are the same that he would ask to a Catholic. I suppose that most questions would have Paul of Tarsus as subject. I begin to mention the difference between a Catholic and a Christian as me by expressing my thoughts on Paul of Tarsus . In the 21-st verse of the Gospel of Thomas (gospel not recognized by the Catholic Church) is written like this: Mary asked Jesus, "What are your disciples like?" He said, "They are like little children living in a field that does not belong to them. When the owners of the field come, they say, 'Give us back our field.' And those take off their clothes in order to give it back to them, and they return them the field. .... "
2006-11-06
20:48:15
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I believe that in this case the master of the ground is Paul of Tarsus. Why the owner of the field? He was an expert in the head of the religion, and therefore even if the message of Paul doesn't reflect the message that Jesus has left to his disciples, he has succeeded in accomplishing a "great" religion. So, the true message comes from Paul faded and stunned but for sure not cancelled.
2006-11-06
20:48:41 ·
update #1
To "Jewish Girl" - thanks a lot, you've been very helpful, also interesting questions:)
2006-11-06
21:12:24 ·
update #2
To "Kentgru" - If you don't know any, this does not necessary mean they do not exist. Thanks for your opinion though:)
2006-11-06
21:16:07 ·
update #3