Dr. Tabor only hurts his case by attempting to pull that fast one. Mark lets the world know in chapter one, verse one that Jesus Christ is God Himself. Mark 1:1 “A beginning of the good news of Jesus Christ, Son of God.” Mark I.D.’s Jesus as The “Christ” …and the prophecies concerning the Christ reveal that the Christ is God. The Roman system of crucifixion had been finely tuned to produce the maximum of pain. In fact, the word excruciating (literally, “out of the cross”) had to be invented to fully codify its horror. To tell Colbert and vicariously the world that in Luke’s gospel “he [Jesus] is not in agony at all” takes more than a little gall.

Follower Of Christ. Islam is derived from the Arabic root "Salema": peace, purity, submission and obedience. In the religious sense, Islam means submission to the will of God and obedience to His law. A Muslim is one who follows Islam. Marriage. A Holy Sacrament. Islam is totally opposed to monasticism and celibacy.

Jesus paints a vastly different picture of his Father, who “knows what you need before you ask him” (Matthew 6:8). In Christ, we come to know God as he truly is, as a loving and intimate Father who sees and knows our every need. Which means we don’t have to flag him down with many words and empty phrases.
According to history, Tammuz died at the hands of a wild boar. Legend has it that Tammuz was “resurrected” through the power of Semiramis’ tears. His resurrection, however, was only in the form of new vegetation. Easter was instituted by Semiramis as a springtime ritual to remember the “resurrection” of Tammuz.
Christianity centers on one God and salvation through Jesus, emphasizing faith and original sin. The universe has a definite start and end. Hinduism acknowledges multiple deities, viewing them as Brahman’s facets, and stresses karma, reincarnation, and moksha. The universe undergoes endless creation cycles. True Christianity is not a religion; rather, it is having a right relationship with God by receiving Jesus Christ as the Savior-Messiah, by grace through faith. Yes, Christianity does have “rituals” to observe (e.g., baptism and communion). Yes, Christianity does have “rules” to follow (e.g., do not murder, love one another, etc.). tJhh.
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