Yes, but Jews are bound by the Holy Torah. It will never be superseded by anything. It is precisely this which the liturgical churches deny. They insist that Jews must no longer observe the mitzvot of the Torah. Are you really so dense that you don't see any similarity between this attitude and that of Protestantism toward your own rituals? People who try to talk the Jews out of Torah observance have no business whining about the antinomianism of Protestantism.
And, yet, oddly you persist. And why do you not write “Christian”? You haven’t explained.
I did explain, in the very section of my post which you excerpt. You obviously didn't read it very well.
I mean support your assertion that Catholics rip on the Talmud.
Catholic and Orthodox chr*stians have the same attitude towards the Talmud that Fundamentalist Protestants have toward the Church Fathers. Until Catholics and Orthodox accept the Talmud they have no business putting down Protestants for not accepting the authority of the Church Fathers.
Have you never considered how the charges and accusations of protestantism merely mirror what Catholics and Orthodox have always said about Jewish rituals, commandments, and oral traditions?
No, I didn’t. In fact, I’ve asked you to demonstrate that and you haven’t.
You demonstrated it yourself in your initial answer to me in which you referred to some ancient chr*stians as "Judaizers." If they had no business practicing Jewish rituals, you most certainly have no business practicing post-Biblical chr*stian ones.
Thank God he isn’t like you. I don’t believe God rises up evil to give people “a taste of their own medicine.”
In other words you don't believe in the Biblical G-d. At least you're honest.
>> Catholic and Orthodox chr*stians have the same attitude towards the Talmud that Fundamentalist Protestants have toward the Church Fathers. Until Catholics and Orthodox accept the Talmud they have no business putting down Protestants for not accepting the authority of the Church Fathers. <<
>> You demonstrated it yourself in your initial answer to me in which you referred to some ancient chr*stians as “Judaizers.” If they had no business practicing Jewish rituals, you most certainly have no business practicing post-Biblical chr*stian ones. <<
Excuse me, but “Judaizers” were people who tried to bind Gentiles to the Talmud, by insisting on circumcision of converts. They also refused to eat in the presence of Gentiles, for fear that their own food might be contaminated. They held non-Gentiles in a 2nd-class status, within the Christian community.