Where did I write that? I have never heard anyone say that Jesus wasn’t Jewish.
Again, I am no expert on Christianity but I had always believed that Christianity came about after Jesus died. I apologize if that is untrue.
A Christian is someone who believes that Jesus is the foretold Messiah. As such Jesus, his apostles, and anybody else around him who believed, were Jews who were also Christians.
So if Jesus taught to accept him as the Christ (that's what makes one a Christian) ...
And if I accept your statement as true that "It is impossible to be Jewish and accept Jesus as Christians do"...
Then it would be impossible Jesus, being the teacher of this, to be Jewish....
It other words, Jesus was the first to accept "Jesus" as Christians do, he/Jesus was the teacher of the Christians to follow him
Or do you content Christians do not follow what Jesus really taught?
I'm not trying to be difficult.. just trying to follow your logic ..
I meant whats true for the student must be true for the teacher... would you not agree?
So if Jesus taught to accept him as the Christ (that's what makes one a Christian) ...
And if I accept your statement as true that "It is impossible to be Jewish and accept Jesus as Christians do"...
Then it would be impossible Jesus, being the teacher of this, to be Jewish....
It other words, Jesus was the first to accept "Jesus" as Christians do, he/Jesus was the teacher of the Christians to follow him
Or do you content Christians do not follow what Jesus really taught?
I'm not trying to be difficult.. just trying to follow your logic ..
In the context of your stament about being Jewish and/or Christians, whats true for the student must be true for the teacher... would you not agree?