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From: jah@philabs.UUCP (Julie Harazduk)
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Subject: Re: Re: Christian Jews
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Date: Wed, 23-Jan-85 16:13:44 EST
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> --
> >>         I guess I don't understand why some people feel that a Jew
> >> who believes that the promise God made to Jews has been fulfilled 
> >> is no longer a Jew. 
> >>                         --Melanie Nesheim

> ken perlow       *****   ***** 
> Because this Jesus person is demonstrably (to Jews, as well as many
> disinterested observers) *NOT* the messiah.  

Demonstrate please.

> ken perlow       *****   ***** 
>"Jews for Jesus" makes
> as much sense as "Christians against Jesus".  A religion is not
> much good if it allows you to believe and profess just anything.

How do you say "just anything"?  Have you any knowledge of Jesus'
teachings (his sources...his authority...his background...)?

> ken perlow       *****   ***** 
> I (a Jew) have posted this to religion.christian because I thought
> a (certainly not "the") Jewish perspective might be helpful.  Please
> do not take umbrage.
No problem with the statement.  Please show the basis.  Maybe give
a few good sources.  It makes for good discussion.

Julie Harazduk
philabs!jah

"He was wounded for our transgressions, He was bruised for our iniquities:
the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are
healed." IS 53:5