Bonzi
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- May 17, 2015
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The history (supposed) of Jesus is he did NOT preach to non Jews. The first followers after the death of Christ were still all Jews. They all went to major Jewish centers throughout the Mediterranean area spreading the Good News of the Jewish Messiah. It is later Paul changes things and the Bible books? The synoptic and canonical gospels all come after Jesus death. They are unreliable as they contradict each other -- but they were the best the Council of Nicea could cobble together for their own intra-political purposes,Sure it does. Follow the example of Jesus. Jesus told the Apostles to preach to all nations. Not just Jews.
The discussion of Gentiles is rampant. Peter even had a dream which indicated this as well.
In any event, it's very clear how a Christian should be in this world and toward others.....
Jerry made a good point about the Samaritan woman - there had to be a starting point - either way, Salvation is meant for all and is stated as such through out the Bible....
My main point however, was that Christians often are wrong minded and mislead in their approach, and, there is a way that you are supposed to strive to be as a Christian. Jesus is that example.