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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Now the last supper was a Passover seder?  
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Every time it gets more and more absurd.  If it wasn't so disrespectful to members of a religion you're clumsily attempting to get on your side it would be comical.  What on earth are you doing?[/quote]

Your ignorance is simply astounding! You might just be the must uneducated person I have ever encountered. It’s remarkable.

Yes, JESUS WAS A JEW!!!! That’s not a disputed point by any Christian or biblical scholars. You can go ask the Pope, he’ll agree. Why are you arguing this? It’s nutty.

As for the last supper, well, no one knows for sure because it happened over 2,000 years ago, but the general consensus is that it was a Passover Seder. There are those who dispute that, but it’s a minority viewpoint and it’s generally from those who think the Gospels tuned Jesus’s last meal into a Seder for more effect. Here are the first three replies I found from a simple google search:

https://www.texaschildrens.org/blog/2013/03/was-meal-served-biblical-passover-seder-and-last-supper-healthy-one#:~:text=The%20Last%20Supper%20was%20a,reconciliation%20with%20God%20can%20occur.

https://bible.org/question/was-last-supper-passover-seder

https://catholicstraightanswers.com/passover-and-the-last-supper/

Although, I know you won’t read any of it. Your mind is blown that Jesus was a Jew because your minister taught you he was a Black Baptist. Why? Because your minister knows you wouldn’t be able to handle the philosophical elements of anything beyond that. He has to keep it simple for ya.[/quote]

DP.  Not a Christian.  In Christian mythology, did Jesus himself claim to be the son of God, or did his followers declare him the son of God?[/quote]

In Hebrew and Aramaic, Jesus claimed to be “the anointed one,” the Messiah who was prophesied in the Bible. After his death, his followers called him the Son of God. There is no evidence that he ever called himself that. In fact, the Council of Nicaea in AD 325 was when it was officially ruled that Jesus was the Son of God for Christians. As you can see that was well after his lifetime.[/quote]

Well, then that settles. Who know that in seeking self flagellation for my transgressions against the american indian, that I would learn that Christianity is a farce. [/quote]

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