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Is Christianity Avodah Zara? link for why the hydra is not used as analogy for the Trinity |
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Is Christianity Avodah Zara? @DoubleAA I guess I don't. I only know one definition for monotheistic :-) |
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Is Christianity Avodah Zara? @MonicaCellio Good point, I have found and included some references, including a Catholic catechism. |
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Feb 7 |
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Is Christianity Avodah Zara? cited sources, included statements of faith discussing the Trinity |
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answered | Is Christianity Avodah Zara? |
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adoption and qualifying for being “officially” considered Jewish removing unnecessary information |
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accepted | adoption and qualifying for being “officially” considered Jewish |
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adoption and qualifying for being “officially” considered Jewish Thanks much, that tells me what I need to do. |
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adoption and qualifying for being “officially” considered Jewish Makes sense. Supposing the birth-mother did formally convert, how would we establish that that was done? |
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asked | adoption and qualifying for being “officially” considered Jewish |
