Appreciate the post, but I am running late today and will get to it in detail tomorrow.
Certainly, if I did not answer a specific question that remains in your mind, or you think deserves to be answered specifically, in my previous post, please point that out and I will be glad to elaborate. Due to the pressure of time, and also for ease of understanding, my post was trying to give you the necessary framework rather than go point by point. I believe I gave you that framework, but I will give a response to this post also, God willing, tomorrow.
Judaism and Christianity are different religions with different worldviews.
One of the prerequisites to be Christian (other than ‘culturally’) is the ‘a priori’ acceptance of the New Testament. Christians have internecine wars over their own differing traditions about what the New Testament means or intends, and they’re all right. Each one does contraindicate the other.