So who is Jesus!? POLL

[QUOTE="PressXtoJump"][QUOTE="JC346"]Some jew with really good intentions for the world.rzepak

Islam is the most recent of the three major religions...so how could Jesus have been a muslim.

[QUOTE="rzepak"]

[QUOTE="PressXtoJump"] Jesus was a muslim, Moses was a muslim.GrayF0X786

Islam is the most recent of the three major religions...so how could Jesus have been a muslim.

Follower of the religion known as Islam.

[QUOTE="PressXtoJump"][QUOTE="JC346"]Some jew with really good intentions for the world.rzepak

Islam is the most recent of the three major religions...so how could Jesus have been a muslim.

[QUOTE="rzepak"]

[QUOTE="PressXtoJump"] Jesus was a muslim, Moses was a muslim.PressXtoJump

Islam is the most recent of the three major religions...so how could Jesus have been a muslim.

lol cause not changing with the times is a good way to go...Lets all get on our horse drawn carriges and go hunting with bows and arrows people.

[QUOTE="PressXtoJump"][QUOTE="rzepak"]

Islam is the most recent of the three major religions...so how could Jesus have been a muslim.

rzepak

lol cause not changing with the times is a good way to go...Lets all get on our horse drawn carriges and go hunting with bows and arrows people.

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He is the Son of God. He's also my lord and savior.ArmoredCore55

[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]

[QUOTE="rzepak"]

Islam is the most recent of the three major religions...so how could Jesus have been a muslim.

rzepak

Follower of the religion known as Islam.

A rabble-rousing son of a carpenter who had some fairly radical ideas for his time, enjoyed some celebrity status, pissed off the wrong people, and was executed for it.

Did some things that made people really believe in what he was saying and those things have never been able to be replicated. It was also enough to keep people talking about him 2000 years later.

Jesus was a jewish man living in Israel under Roman rule. He was a peasent who lived a hard life of poverty and later claimed to be the messiah, to which the Romans later killed him.

He would have had darker skin and darker hair, probably curly, he was also short, especially compared to our time and people of semitic ancestry are shorter on average than other ethnic groups. He spoke Hebrew and Aramac, he kept the Jewish traditions by going to Synagouge, celebrating Pasach ect...

I think he was inspired by God, as there he does have some good words of wisdom and a good message. But I do not believe he was the messiah or the messenger of God.

In Jewish teachings, the messiah will be one born of a normal birth, will be of the house of David, will rebuild the Temple, and will unite the world and bring in the final days and the resurrection. He will not be of virgin birth or anything like that.

But that's just the jewish view. I respect the views of Christians and Muslims as well.

Jesus was a jewish man living in Israel under Roman rule. He was a peasent who lived a hard life of poverty and later claimed to be the messiah, to which the Romans later killed him.

He would have had darker skin and darker hair, probably curly, he was also short, especially compared to our time and people of semitic ancestry are shorter on average than other ethnic groups. He spoke Hebrew and Aramac, he kept the Jewish traditions by going to Synagouge, celebrating Pasach ect...

I think he was inspired by God, as there he does have some good words of wisdom and a good message. But I do not believe he was the messiah or the messenger of God.

In Jewish teachings, the messiah will be one born of a normal birth, will be of the house of David, will rebuild the Temple, and will unite the world and bring in the final days and the resurrection. He will not be of virgin birth or anything like that.

But that's just the jewish view. I respect the views of Christians and Muslims as well.

ShadowMoses900

[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

Jesus was a jewish man living in Israel under Roman rule. He was a peasent who lived a hard life of poverty and later claimed to be the messiah, to which the Romans later killed him.

He would have had darker skin and darker hair, probably curly, he was also short, especially compared to our time and people of semitic ancestry are shorter on average than other ethnic groups. He spoke Hebrew and Aramac, he kept the Jewish traditions by going to Synagouge, celebrating Pasach ect...

I think he was inspired by God, as there he does have some good words of wisdom and a good message. But I do not believe he was the messiah or the messenger of God.

In Jewish teachings, the messiah will be one born of a normal birth, will be of the house of David, will rebuild the Temple, and will unite the world and bring in the final days and the resurrection. He will not be of virgin birth or anything like that.

But that's just the jewish view. I respect the views of Christians and Muslims as well.

GazaAli

My religious views don't teach that Muslims are doomed or wrong.....one does not have to be a Jew to get to Olam Haba (The world to come) or "heaven" (Jews believe in heaven but in a different way). One does not have to be from or convert/adopted into the Tribe of Israel to earn God's favor, a Gentile just has to follow the Noahide laws which are written on every man's heart and soul.

I do respect Christians and Muslims, you don't have to agree with them to respect somebody. Only fundamentalists would have an issue, only fundamentalists think they're the only ones going ot heaven. There are many Christians for instance that believe God has a salvation plan for all groups and non Christians will go to heaven too.

I'm sure there are some Muslims who think the same way.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

Jesus was a jewish man living in Israel under Roman rule. He was a peasent who lived a hard life of poverty and later claimed to be the messiah, to which the Romans later killed him.

He would have had darker skin and darker hair, probably curly, he was also short, especially compared to our time and people of semitic ancestry are shorter on average than other ethnic groups. He spoke Hebrew and Aramac, he kept the Jewish traditions by going to Synagouge, celebrating Pasach ect...

I think he was inspired by God, as there he does have some good words of wisdom and a good message. But I do not believe he was the messiah or the messenger of God.

In Jewish teachings, the messiah will be one born of a normal birth, will be of the house of David, will rebuild the Temple, and will unite the world and bring in the final days and the resurrection. He will not be of virgin birth or anything like that.

But that's just the jewish view. I respect the views of Christians and Muslims as well.

My religious views don't teach that Muslims are doomed or wrong.....one does not have to be a Jew to get to Olam Haba (The world to come) or "heaven" (Jews believe in heaven but in a different way). One does not have to be from or convert/adopted into the Tribe of Israel to earn God's favor, a Gentile just has to follow the Noahide laws which are written on every man's heart and soul.

I do respect Christians and Muslims, you don't have to agree with them to respect somebody. Only fundamentalists would have an issue, only fundamentalists think they're the only ones going ot heaven. There are many Christians for instance that believe God has a salvation plan for all groups and non Christians will go to heaven too.

I'm sure there are some Muslims who think the same way.

probably mrpraline

or that d3nny guy

[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

[QUOTE="GazaAli"] You can't have this view and respect my Islamic view of Jesus. With matters of faith, you can't possibly respect the different view of another faith on the same matter. All you can do is "to each his own". I find it kind of absurd when people claim they respect the views of other religions while in fact their religions tell them these people are wrong and doomed...etc.PressXtoJump

My religious views don't teach that Muslims are doomed or wrong.....one does not have to be a Jew to get to Olam Haba (The world to come) or "heaven" (Jews believe in heaven but in a different way). One does not have to be from or convert/adopted into the Tribe of Israel to earn God's favor, a Gentile just has to follow the Noahide laws which are written on every man's heart and soul.

I do respect Christians and Muslims, you don't have to agree with them to respect somebody. Only fundamentalists would have an issue, only fundamentalists think they're the only ones going ot heaven. There are many Christians for instance that believe God has a salvation plan for all groups and non Christians will go to heaven too.

I'm sure there are some Muslims who think the same way.

I am not familiar with Alame Hava.

Olam Ha-ba is Hebrew and means the world to come. It referrs to heaven, or it could also referr to the resurrection or both.

[QUOTE="PressXtoJump"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

My religious views don't teach that Muslims are doomed or wrong.....one does not have to be a Jew to get to Olam Haba (The world to come) or "heaven" (Jews believe in heaven but in a different way). One does not have to be from or convert/adopted into the Tribe of Israel to earn God's favor, a Gentile just has to follow the Noahide laws which are written on every man's heart and soul.

I do respect Christians and Muslims, you don't have to agree with them to respect somebody. Only fundamentalists would have an issue, only fundamentalists think they're the only ones going ot heaven. There are many Christians for instance that believe God has a salvation plan for all groups and non Christians will go to heaven too.

I'm sure there are some Muslims who think the same way.

I am not familiar with Alame Hava.

Olam Ha-ba is Hebrew and means the world to come. It referrs to heaven, or it could also referr to the resurrection or both.

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

Jesus was a jewish man living in Israel under Roman rule. He was a peasent who lived a hard life of poverty and later claimed to be the messiah, to which the Romans later killed him.

He would have had darker skin and darker hair, probably curly, he was also short, especially compared to our time and people of semitic ancestry are shorter on average than other ethnic groups. He spoke Hebrew and Aramac, he kept the Jewish traditions by going to Synagouge, celebrating Pasach ect...

I think he was inspired by God, as there he does have some good words of wisdom and a good message. But I do not believe he was the messiah or the messenger of God.

In Jewish teachings, the messiah will be one born of a normal birth, will be of the house of David, will rebuild the Temple, and will unite the world and bring in the final days and the resurrection. He will not be of virgin birth or anything like that.

But that's just the jewish view. I respect the views of Christians and Muslims as well.

ShadowMoses900

My religious views don't teach that Muslims are doomed or wrong.....one does not have to be a Jew to get to Olam Haba (The world to come) or "heaven" (Jews believe in heaven but in a different way). One does not have to be from or convert/adopted into the Tribe of Israel to earn God's favor, a Gentile just has to follow the Noahide laws which are written on every man's heart and soul.

I do respect Christians and Muslims, you don't have to agree with them to respect somebody. Only fundamentalists would have an issue, only fundamentalists think they're the only ones going ot heaven. There are many Christians for instance that believe God has a salvation plan for all groups and non Christians will go to heaven too.

I'm sure there are some Muslims who think the same way.

a jewish messanger that got a cult surrounding him based on mythical powers and events that never happened

[QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

[QUOTE="GazaAli"] You can't have this view and respect my Islamic view of Jesus. With matters of faith, you can't possibly respect the different view of another faith on the same matter. All you can do is "to each his own". I find it kind of absurd when people claim they respect the views of other religions while in fact their religions tell them these people are wrong and doomed...etc.GazaAli

My religious views don't teach that Muslims are doomed or wrong.....one does not have to be a Jew to get to Olam Haba (The world to come) or "heaven" (Jews believe in heaven but in a different way). One does not have to be from or convert/adopted into the Tribe of Israel to earn God's favor, a Gentile just has to follow the Noahide laws which are written on every man's heart and soul.

I do respect Christians and Muslims, you don't have to agree with them to respect somebody. Only fundamentalists would have an issue, only fundamentalists think they're the only ones going ot heaven. There are many Christians for instance that believe God has a salvation plan for all groups and non Christians will go to heaven too.

I'm sure there are some Muslims who think the same way.

Well "redemption and salvation" isn't really the message of Judaism, that is not nesseccary to us because that is between you and God and you have to be responsible for your actions. It's simply about being a good person and following the one true God and keeping his covenant, which is not nesseccary for one to earn God's favor or go to heaven.

And I can respect people with different religious views. Perhaps it might be harder for certain Muslims to do this because Islam is set up in that mindset, some of them anyway.

Imaginary Friend?

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="ShadowMoses900"]

My religious views don't teach that Muslims are doomed or wrong.....one does not have to be a Jew to get to Olam Haba (The world to come) or "heaven" (Jews believe in heaven but in a different way). One does not have to be from or convert/adopted into the Tribe of Israel to earn God's favor, a Gentile just has to follow the Noahide laws which are written on every man's heart and soul.

I do respect Christians and Muslims, you don't have to agree with them to respect somebody. Only fundamentalists would have an issue, only fundamentalists think they're the only ones going ot heaven. There are many Christians for instance that believe God has a salvation plan for all groups and non Christians will go to heaven too.

I'm sure there are some Muslims who think the same way.

ShadowMoses900

Well "redemption and salvation" isn't really the message of Judaism, that is not nesseccary to us because that is between you and God and you have to be responsible for your actions. It's simply about being a good person and following the one true God and keeping his covenant, which is not nesseccary for one to earn God's favor or go to heaven.

And I can respect people with different religious views. Perhaps it might be harder for certain Muslims to do this because Islam is set up in that mindset, some of them anyway.

Isn't the point of any religion is "redemption and salvation of its followers"? Isn't it why religious people preach? I am not saying you have to condemned others from different religious background, just don't tell me I respect their view on an issue that my religion, which one views as the one and only, thinks of it differently.GazaAli

Well "redemption and salvation" isn't really the message of Judaism, that is not nesseccary to us because that is between you and God and you have to be responsible for your actions. It's simply about being a good person and following the one true God and keeping his covenant, which is not nesseccary for one to earn God's favor or go to heaven.

And I can respect people with different religious views. Perhaps it might be harder for certain Muslims to do this because Islam is set up in that mindset, some of them anyway.

Yes at that point in time he was the son of god that died for everyone's sins. Was not Adam also the son of God?ultimameteora

Jesus was the son of God, the second person of the Trinity, who was the salvation of the world. "For God so loved the world that his sent His only Son so that all that believe in Him might not perish, but might have eternal life" - John 3:16. ferrari2001

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]Jesus was the son of God, the second person of the Trinity, who was the salvation of the world. "For God so loved the world that his sent His only Son so that all that believe in Him might not perish, but might have eternal life" - John 3:16. GrayF0X786

[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"]Jesus was the son of God, the second person of the Trinity, who was the salvation of the world. "For God so loved the world that his sent His only Son so that all that believe in Him might not perish, but might have eternal life" - John 3:16. ferrari2001

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"][QUOTE="GrayF0X786"] why is it that this verse is missing in the NIV Bible?

GrayF0X786

[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"] ummm?? http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John+3%3A16&version=NIV It's definitely there. Translated a little different but definitely there. ferrari2001

[QUOTE="ferrari2001"][QUOTE="GrayF0X786"] i edited my post, i meant KJV version....

GrayF0X786

I went to school with a kid named Jesus.

:lol: 51% say he is just 'Some Jew' :lol:Kevlar101

Ill name my son Jesus and raise him to be an atheist.

he was a pretty cool guy, i think everyone can agree on that

Jesus was the son of God, the second person of the Trinity, who was the salvation of the world. "For God so loved the world that his sent His only Son so that all that believe in Him might not perish, but might have eternal life" - John 3:16. ferrari2001

Jesus is the product of an artificial insemination. The human race was genetically engineered by aliens (Anunnaki in ancient Sumerian writings) and this was fairly commonplace if you read what's out there. Sometimes it was artificial, sometimes it was one of the "Gods" getting horny and knocking up a human woman. That's how Ziusudra (Noah) came to be. Check out the apocryphal text (er.. not really since it's in the Bible of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church) called the Book of Enoch. This type of thing is detailed in it. If you read the book you are treated to a blatantly obvious description of a UFO, aliens, and the Earth as a sphere.

In my view, Jesus may be the actual son of one of these original creators.

Jesus is the product of an artificial insemination. The human race was genetically engineered by aliens (Anunnaki in ancient Sumerian writings) and this was fairly commonplace if you read what's out there. Sometimes it was artificial, sometimes it was one of the "Gods" getting horny and knocking up a human woman. That's how Ziusudra (Noah) came to be. Check out the apocryphal text (er.. not really since it's in the Bible of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church) called the Book of Enoch. This type of thing is detailed in it. If you read the book you are treated to a blatantly obvious description of a UFO, aliens, and the Earth as a sphere.

In my view, Jesus may be the actual son of one of these original creators.

hartsickdiscipl

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

Jesus is the product of an artificial insemination. The human race was genetically engineered by aliens (Anunnaki in ancient Sumerian writings) and this was fairly commonplace if you read what's out there. Sometimes it was artificial, sometimes it was one of the "Gods" getting horny and knocking up a human woman. That's how Ziusudra (Noah) came to be. Check out the apocryphal text (er.. not really since it's in the Bible of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church) called the Book of Enoch. This type of thing is detailed in it. If you read the book you are treated to a blatantly obvious description of a UFO, aliens, and the Earth as a sphere.

In my view, Jesus may be the actual son of one of these original creators.

BossPerson

Not enough. I will be reading up on them though. Thank you!