Does The Doctrine Says Christians Shouldn't Be Around The Jews?

[VamPyroX]

It shouldn't matter whether any doctrine or Bible says that we should be separate from others. We should be looking at it from our own personal point of view.

Is it morally right or ethically right to hate another for that reason? No.

 

[shel90]

It shouldn't matter whether any doctrine or Bible says that we should be separate from others. We should be looking at it from our own personal point of view.

Is it morally right or ethically right to hate another for that reason? No.

I agree with u.

 

[Dark-Half]

According to that graph, Christianity is significant in 254 countries, and the other religions total 676. That makes Christianity a minority, at least on that graph.

I'd like to point out you're extremly frustrating. While what you say is true, that's hardly the point. All those religions are different. It has the -most- believers of ANY religion. Not all total religions combined against it, that alone was ridiclous. They are all sepereate religions. Sheesh. It's like comparing the entire world against the population of UK and saying that the entire world has a higher population when the intention was to determine which country had the highest population, not as combined whole against a single country. GAh!

 

[Reba]

I'd like to point out you're extremly frustrating. While what you say is true, that's hardly the point. All those religions are different. It has the -most- believers of ANY religion. Not all total religions combined against it, that alone was ridiclous. They are all sepereate religions. Sheesh.

But if your point was the "popularity" of Christianity, the figures show that it is not "popular" nor majority in most countries. And that graph didn't even include all religions, and atheistic nations. Also, "Christianity" is a very broadly defined term by the world, compared to the orthodox definition used in the New Testament.

Really, the number of countries is not a good measure anyway. Countries with small, sparse populations don't compare with countries with large, dense populations. Kind of apples and oranges.

 

[Maria]

What about Mother Teresa and Gandhi ? Do you feel sorry for them or u dont care bec they dont believe in your God/Jesus?

Huh ? Where did you read I said that I feel sorry for them ? I never said that I don't care just because they don't believe in my God/Jesus. IF, they don't believe in God/Jesus - then, they will go straight to hell.

 

[lumbingmi]

Huh ? Where did you read I said that I feel sorry for them ? I never said that I don't care just because they don't believe in my God/Jesus. IF, they don't believe in God/Jesus - then, they will go straight to hell.

I didn't say you felt sorry for them. I asked you a question and you just answered my question.

 

[Dark-Half]

But if your point was the "popularity" of Christianity, the figures show that it is not "popular" nor majority in most countries. And that graph didn't even include all religions, and atheistic nations. Also, "Christianity" is a very broadly defined term by the world, compared to the orthodox definition used in the New Testament.

Really, the number of countries is not a good measure anyway. Countries with small, sparse populations don't compare with countries with large, dense populations. Kind of apples and oranges.

It was a bad example (the graph), that's a given but when you compare something for popularity you compare it against each and every- you did point this out. That one had mostly the major ones because smaller ones were pointless. How about I link a more reputable source?

I used google, typed in "most popular religion" and clicked on one of the first few links that came up and got this Most Popular World Religions

Here's a listing of the most popular religions worldwide, based on the estimated number of adherents for that religion (or non-religion).

1) Christians - 2,116,909,552 (which includes 1,117,759,185 Roman Catholics, 372,586,395 Protestants, 221,746,920 Orthodox, and 81,865,869 Anglicans)
2) Muslims - 1,282,780,149
3) Hindus - 856,690,863
4) Buddhists - 381,610,979
5) Sikhs - 25,139,912
6) Jews - 14,826,102

And...

a) Others - 814,146,396
b) Non-Religious - 801,898,746
c) Atheists - 152,128,701

It's still at the top.

Clicked second link and~

What's the most popular religion in the world?

Dear Yahoo!:
What's the most popular religion in the world?
Amy
Olympia, Washington
Dear Amy:
In terms of numbers, Christianity is the world's most popular religion, with approximately 2.1 billion followers. This includes just over a billion Catholics, about 350 million Protestants, and the Orthodox and Anglican faiths. The religion statistics resource Adherents.com hosts a fascinating pie graph that breaks down the world's major religions by population.

Third link

Major Religions Ranked by Size

# Christianity: 2.1 billion
# Islam: 1.3 billion
# Secular/Nonreligious/Agnostic/Atheist: 1.1 billion
# Hinduism: 900 million

Also the third link has a proper pie chart that's explaining EXACTLY what I'm telling you- you can't mush all /other/ religions against christianity. You have to count them singular. Christianity makes up 33%.

I do believe I've estabalished my point.

 

[MilitaryGirl83]

Amen to that! I agree with you! God said do not judge others.

Who said that Christians shouldn't be around Jews? Christians don't say that. The Bible doesn't say that. I'm a Christian and I have friends who are Jews. So what? My pastor never preaches against Jews. My pastor never preaches against other races.

If someone claims to be a Christian, and says racist things, then that person is wrong. Racism is a sin.

 

[MilitaryGirl83]

I am half Jewish and I do believe in Jesus Christ so therefore I am a Christian. Does that makes me a horrible person.. NO! I am tired of people making racist comments towards other races especially the Jewish people.

And therefore, I do not support Hitler's actions because he has killed 6 million Jewish people. It breaks my heart when I hear about true stories of how Jewish adults, young children and babies was getting killed in the camp.