M@©k® > wrote:
>and there it is, Orlando's chosen prejudice based on Christian
>fundamentalism. That and that alone is the basis for all this BS from
>Orlando concerning the Jewish faith in all of it's forms.

No fundamentalist Christian prejudices are involved here. Let's simply apply
elementary logic. If the God of the New and Old Testaments is the same, then
belief in God prescribe belief in all His revelations and messianic figures. I
entirely understand why people outside of the Judeo-Christian tradition accept
neither its God nor scriptures. However, for a Jew to reject Jesus as messiah
poses troubling affronts to belief in God. Surely, there are not two Gods, one
for Jews and another for Christians. Surely, if there is only one God, as Jews
acknowledge every day in recitation of the shemaa, it must follow that this one
true God has neither made mistakes or misled the faithful with false teachings.
It therefore follows logically that if God is omniscient, omnipotent and
omnipresent across time and space, His grace and revelations must extend far
beyond the Torah.

>You as a Jew, believe wrong, hence Orlando the "Christian" who
>supports polyamorous relations in opposition to Christian beliefs is
>going to save the Jews from themselves.

Polyamory and polygamy run throughout the Old Testament. Furthermore, polyamory
violates not a single Christian principle.

Orlando