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Stephen Paul Weberposted, “@dustyweb TBF the Samaritans had the same faith and just disagreed on the kind of minutia Jesus was always attacking the religious leaders for caring about” in reply to @ 2022-086.570Z
Isn’t it more than that? My understanding is that from the time period, each side had attacked temples on the other side. The conflicts were very high?
Similarly, different sects of Christianity even are sometimes called different faiths, there have even been literal wars over it. Having the same roots doesn’t mean perception of being the same thing by those participating in it.
it sounded like the disagreements came to petty squabbling in your original post to me; killing each other doesn’t sound like minutia, so that’s not how I read it
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Isn’t it more than that? My understanding is that from the time period, each side had attacked temples on the other side. The conflicts were very high?
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Ugh, something ate the link: John 4:19-21 (sngpl.ma/t5Hy4)
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This is one of His clearest statements on the matter: biblegateway.com/passage/?searc… 4:19-21 (sngpl.ma/t5Hy3)
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absolutely. Those participating would kill each other over the Minutia. Most of Jesus ministry was walking around shouting Stahp It! (sngpl.ma/t5Hy2)
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Similarly, different sects of Christianity even are sometimes called different faiths, there have even been literal wars over it. Having the same roots doesn’t mean perception of being the same thing by those participating in it.
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it sounded like the disagreements came to petty squabbling in your original post to me; killing each other doesn’t sound like minutia, so that’s not how I read it
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