[TheAngryClam]

What's a Judeo-Christian? A Jew for Jesus?

The whole Judeo-Christian term attempts to assimilate two religions that, while sharing an origin, differ greatly in their notions of morality, duty, faith, and many other aspects.

And name a Jewish founding father for me. I can only think of three- Haym Salomon, Isaac Franks, and Francis Salvador, and all three are rather peripheral (in order, a source of funding, an aide-de-camp to General Washington, and a KIA). Not exactly instrumental (although as I noted, present) to the U.S.

Then again, Christianity isn't either, but you'll never accept the truth of that.

[F16Fighter]

Let me define "Judeo-Christian" for you: One who believes in and abides in the Old and New Testaments -- that is THE BIBLE.

"Christianity isn't [instrumental] either, but you'll never accept the truth of that."

What's it like to be ensconsed in totally darkness, yet pretend only YOU and a select elite are enlightened to THE 'Universal Truth'?

Good luck in your continued journey...

[missyme]

Judeo-Christian are folks that belieive in the same G-d that created you, they beleive in the laws of Noah given by G-d Christianity emerged from Judiasm and there dis-agreement is on the divinity of Jesus Christ.

Buddhism, Islam and Hinduism is not a faith in the Bible that is inspired by G-d.