It does, but if you wish to counter that you can always play the contradiction game.
Example: Jesus said love one another or w/e, so therefore this law is invalid.
Or you can play the "arbitrary law seperation" where you just ignore god's commandments because of "jesus reasons".
Example: X law is ceremonial or X law only applies to the jews, christians don't have to obey those laws.(they do, they just don't want to).
Eh, really at the end of the day you'll find one of these three as the response.
It does, but if you wish to counter that you can always play the contradiction game.
Example: Jesus said love one another or w/e, so therefore this law is invalid.
Or you can play the "arbitrary law seperation" where you just ignore god's commandments because of "jesus reasons".
Example: X law is ceremonial or X law only applies to the jews, christians don't have to obey those laws.(they do, they just don't want to).
Eh, really at the end of the day you'll find one of these three as the response.
By "done away with" they mean that since the temple is not there they cannot do those things
Originally Posted by lockedalt
By "done away with" they mean that since the temple is not there they cannot do those things
What temple? God's laws were not dependent upon a temple lol.
Well my relatives are jewish so there is a bit of a difference
Originally Posted by lockedalt
Well my relatives are jewish so there is a bit of a difference
Yeah, but I don't remember a temple clause.
You'd have to ask them about that shit, because god's laws (as far as my understanding) always were dependent upon the contract with his people, not their establishment of a temple.
Though you might want to consider that they might be jewish-atheistic/agnostic, so they don't really care about the laws to begin with and kind of "half-ass" the stuff.
At that point really there isn't much to do.
Originally Posted by Empire
Yeah, but I don't remember a temple clause.
You'd have to ask them about that shit, because god's laws (as far as my understanding) always were dependent upon the contract with his people, not their establishment of a temple.
Though you might want to consider that they might be jewish-atheistic/agnostic, so they don't really care about the laws to begin with and kind of "half-ass" the stuff.
At that point really there isn't much to do.
Thanks this helps! There never was a scripture saying that the law was gone and shit, I've tried the argument but now this will help me a lot