Is it the same God, Veeky Forums?
Is it the same God, Veeky Forums?
Brody Sullivan
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Eli Walker
no
Liam Sullivan
OT, prequels, TFA
Aiden Phillips
God does not exist. None of them
Bentley Ramirez
Empire > Force > original movie > Revenge > Return > Rogue > Menace > Attack
Landon Kelly
euphoric
Connor Williams
and what would the corresponding sects be?
Aiden Clark
goddamit I keep forgetting to change off this name
John Walker
came here to ask this
Michael Reyes
Hallelujah
Hallaluyah
Hallahuya
Allah hu ya
Ya Allahu(Oh Allah)
During Jesus crucifixion:
"Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?" (which means "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?").
Eli sounds similar too Allah than Jehovah, Yhwh, Yhvh, ect
"B-but it the fulfillment of Pslam 22"
No, it cherry picked by the Christians. The prophecy doesn't even refer to Jesus. Read:
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Alexander Gray
*to
Leo Perry
Eli refers to elohim which is another way god is called in old testament. Its a leftover from hebrew polytheism, male plural form meaning gods.
Jonathan Nelson
Yes but the understanding of that god is vastly different
Landon Reed
Wait... Wasn't 'elohim' just a Hebrew word for 'God'? Not the name of the God itself?
And also, it's not Hebrew polytheism, as in plural in number, but it's the plural in respect.
It's the culture of the eastern language(hebrew, arabic, ect), which is different from the western language.
Gabriel Perez
Islam was influenced by Christianity which was influenced by Judaism which was influenced by Zoroastrianism which was influenced by most likely Babylonian mystery religion so there u go
Adam Morales
Do Muslims and Jews believe in the Trinity?
There's your answer.
Oliver Wright
Allah is a demon/fallen angel and Jews worship the devil, so no.
Nolan Hernandez
Actually, it's "My god", singular. Pluralizing it would be "Elim" for "my gods".
Elohim itself is a bit more lingustically complicated, as it can be either plural or singular depending on context, and is irregular in both. The "standard" word for many gods would be "Elohayhem", which you also see a number of times.
Jace Scott
If Jews worship the devil, dont Christians worship a Devil worshipper?
Sebastian Robinson
Maybe this
Eli Ramirez
Essentially, yes. The one god is the Absolute, the Monad. He is the cornerstone of all Abraamic religions and serves the same purpose as initial creator and final judge to all things.
Mason Williams
Jews and Muslims don't believe in the Holy Trinity, so no.
Michael Jones
Don't be such a dipshit, m'Christian
Gabriel Bell
I think Muhammad stole Jesus's ideas.
Nolan Torres
Wouldn't the Abrahamic god be the Demiurge?
Kayden Thomas
Yes in the sense that he created the physical universe, no because he also made heaven and has a benevolent plan for us.
Hunter Gomez
What he said.
Julian Peterson
No. Judaism is an apostate religion invented after Christ by butthurt pharisees.
Eli Roberts
Yes
Colton Bailey
I hear this a lot.
What is the basis for this claim?
Asher Taylor
Naw, he's just blasting ass juice everywhere.
Matthew Thompson
How can jews and Christians worship the same God if jews deny the divinity of the Guy they killed?
Christian Wood
Essentially, it starts with the claim that Judaism (or at least modern Judaism) is distinct from the religion practiced in ancient Judea.
The usual justification for this claim is either
A) Temple services and sacrifices are no longer done, thus it is a different religion.
B) The Talmud/Gemara is the "real" holy book of the modern Jew, and thus distinct from "torah" judaism that used to be practiced.
Luis Rogers
Clever
Zachary Peterson
>Judaism - TOS
>Christianity - TNG
>Protestants and other reformed - DS9
>Muslim - Voyager
>Mormons - Enterprise