He denies that Jesus is the Messiah? Then how can he even be considered Christian? (Rather than say, Muslim.)
He denies that Jesus is the Messiah? Then how can he even be considered Christian? (Rather than say, Muslim.)
He (or a publicity minion) put out a clarifying statement afterwards. So much spin you have never seen before. (A quick Google later, here we go.) I think he meant what he said the first time, and it sounded perfectly fine to him and everyone around him.
It's dispensationalism, with it's rigid Church/Israel distinction, driven right over a cliff.
Actually, the Muslims consider Jesus to have been the Messiah, the Word of God, born of the Virgin Mary, conceived by the power of God's Spirit, just not the Divine Son of God.
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