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So you did a lot of strawmans. Very disappointed in you, you jump to conclusion's about things I never even concluded, this is a typical device I have noticed you use when dialogue with others to seem smart but honestly it just makes you look intellectually inept that you can’t comprehend what your opponents saying. Word of advice Next time don’t put words into people’s mouths it never ends well1. “You can’t account for logic as an atheist”
That’s just recycled presuppositionalism. Logic isn’t a thing you “account for,” it’s a tool we use to structure reasoning based on observations. It’s not proof of your God. If you think logic needs your particular version of the Christian God to exist, then you’re confusing existence with metaphysics. You’re assuming what you’re trying to prove.
2 Judaism vs. Christianity
Yes, Christianity and Rabbinic Judaism both evolved from Second Temple Judaism. You saying that doesn’t prove Christianity is the “correct” continuation it just means you’re one of many post Temple offshoots. The idea that Christianity is more valid because it kept some ancient traditions is like saying modern pagans are more legit than Hindus because they burn incense.
And no, Christianity is not “300 500 years older” than Rabbinic Judaism they both developed after the Temple was destroyed. Rabbinic Judaism didn’t suddenly appear in 800 CE, it gradually formed as the Jewish world adapted, just like early Christianity evolved and fractured.
3 Psalm 22, Isaiah 53, Daniel, etc.
You keep throwing around prophetic texts like they’re crystal-clear predictions of Jesus but that’s your interpretation. You’re not proving anything, you’re just saying “this matches what I already believe.” Jews the people who wrote these texts disagree. So either they misunderstood their own scriptures... or maybe you’re just cherrypicking and retrofitting. Happens in every religion. Muslims do it with the Bible too, you’d say they’re wrong. So why should anyone take your version as the ultimate truth?
4 “Christianity always had clear rules"
Not really. Early Christianity was messy. The New Testament wasn’t even fully agreed on for centuries. Doctrines like the Trinity weren’t formalized until the 4th century. Apostolic succession is a nice idea, but it doesn’t erase the fact that tons of groups all claimed to represent “true” Christianity from the beginning. You calling everyone else “heretics” doesn’t erase the fact they existed and called themselves Christians too. You’re literally just doing the “no true Scotsman” fallacy and denying it in the same breath.
If all of this is the best argument for why your version of Christianity is the only true one, then I’m more convinced than ever that religion is built more on pride and tradition than truth ngl
But the logic thing is a transcendental catagory the MAIN reason why Christianity is true is because only the Christian paradigm can account for these without falling into illogical incoherency and contradiction. The other turf I wrote was a reply to your reply to that retard Roman Catholic you was replying 2. I don’t use the Bible on its own as a proof for Christianity especially to a GAYtheist
1 LOGIC AS AN GAYTHEIST IS IMPOSSIBLE TO ACCOUNT FOR:
You’re avoiding the issue. The problem isn’t that logic is a tool that we use, I also agree it is but rather what justifies our ability to use it universally, immutably, and abstractly in the first place. If logic is merely a human invention based on observation, then it’s contingent it could have been otherwise. But logic, by its very nature, is not contingent. The law of non-contradiction, for instance, doesn’t stop being true in some cultures or galaxies. It’s a universal, immaterial truth. But if you’re an atheist and hold to strict naturalism or materialism, what are you grounding these immaterial and universal realities in? Molecules don’t produce immaterial universals.
So, no, I’m not confusing metaphysics with existence (which is ironic as existence in of itself is a domain of metaphysics but ofc you don’t know that like you don’t know history, or church history and that religions and groups have clear cut and defined criteria that need to be met to be a member of) I’m pointing out that your worldview doesn’t account for the necessary preconditions for the intelligibility of logic. In a Christian worldview, logic reflects the consistent and orderly nature of God’s mind. That’s why logic is universal, immaterial, and invariant, because it is grounded in a God who is all-knowing, eternal, and unchanging.
Once again you jump the boat and say I’m ‘assuming what I’m trying to prove,’ but im simply actually asking you to consistently explain how your worldview justifies logical absolutes without borrowing from mine. You’re using logic, but your worldview gives no basis for why such a thing should exist, be trustworthy, or apply universally. That’s not circularity on my end it’s internal critique of your position. I have given my account you can’t give your account which shows your worldview is either incomplete or illogical unironically
2 RABBINICAL JUDAISM VS CHRISTIANITY: Ok once again showing your historical illiteracy once again
ok bro you realise Christianity began before the destruction of the 2nd temple right? You realise Paul’s letters can go back to 40-50s right? This is why I told you to be humble but you’re not humble. By the time of the 2nd temple destruction by Titus Christianity was already spread around the empire. Rabbinical Judaism only began around post 70AD at Yavneh as a response to the 2nd temple collapse which I doubt you even know about because once again your historically illiterate.Rabbinical and Christianity whilst true both come from 2nd temple Judaism both aren’t equally evolutions as your implying. Christianity is a fulfilment of the prophets a complete guide of the past of God it doesn’t claim to be an adaptation or a reinterpretation unlike rabbinic Judaism which I exampled by showing you pre rabbinical Judaic rabbis agree that Isiah 53 and Pslam 22 are all messianic showing Jewish Cope.
And now you strawman me once again, now ima make you look dumb again (see this is why I told you to be humble and not strawman in your attempt to look smart you fucked yourself over) I never claimed Christianity is ‘truer’ because it uses ancient symbols the claim is that Christianity is the continuation promised within the Old Testament. Jesus is the Messiah anticipated by Moses, the Prophets, and the Psalms and that claim is made within the Jewish framework, not alongside it. Early Christians weren’t inventing a new religion they were proclaiming that the long-awaited promises of Israel had been fulfilled. Hence why all the apostles were Jews. Rabbinic Judaism is actually the offshoot, formed to fill the void left by rejecting the Messiah and losing the Temple system that had defined biblical Judaism for centuries which even rabbinics admit in the Talmud itself as post-Temple Judaism is not the same as the biblical faith of Moses (e.g. Sanhedrin 11b talks about the end of prophecy, meaning the direct connection to God was broken which can’t happpen until the messiah comes Zach 13 & Daniel 9
)3 Pslam 22, Isiah etc:
You keep saying ‘that’s your interpretation’ like it’s some sort of trump card but interpretation is unavoidable there is no theory neural position including YOURS. There is no such thing as a ‘neutral’ reading of Scripture your secular assumptions are just as loaded as mine are theologically. So pretending you’re sitting on some objective, theory-free hill is dishonest or just naive.
Jews disagree with Christian’s that’s true but that doesn’t mean a refutation. The question here is which one better explains and aligns with the full textual and historical evidence? Rabbinic Judaism has to reinterpret and sometimes outright suppress what their own texts say to avoid what Christians saw clearly. And I can prove it.
Masoretic Alteration of the Hebrew Bible EVERY IMPORTANT READ THIS BEFORE SPOUTING RABBINIC BULLSHIT AGAIN:
We know that some post Christian Jewish scribes altered or reinterpreted passages to avoid messianic readings that supported Jesus. For example:
- Isaiah 53:5 in the Dead Sea Scrolls (1QIsa) and Nahal Hever fragments reads: “He was pierced for our transgressions.” (Karu)
But in later Masoretic manuscripts, the reading is altered slightly to remove the overt personhood and suffering imagery subtly favouring a national reading saying “Like a lion” (Kari) which is It’s grammatically broken . - The Masoretes (9th–10th century AD) finalised the text through a post-Christian, Rabbinic lens, suppressing messianic implications. This is confirmed by comparing the Septuagint (LXX) and DSS, both predating Rabbinic Judaism.
Isaiah 53 Cannot Be About Israel:
You claim that Isaiah 53 is a “retrofit” ai you can ignore the Internal consistency of the message purposely because your either a Jew or once again historically and religiously illiterate.
- The “Suffering Servant” is portrayed as innocent, voluntarily suffering, silent, and dying for the sins of others — not being punished for his own guilt.
But Israel is constantly portrayed as sinful, punished for their own iniquities throughout the Tanakh (see Isaiah 1, 5, Jeremiah 2, Ezekiel 16).
The Servant is “cut off from the land of the living for the transgression of my people” (Isaiah 53:8) — that explicitly distinguishes the Servant from Israel. - Why did Jews invent the concept of two messiahs Messiah ben Joseph (the suffering one) and Messiah ben David (the ruling king)? Because they couldn’t square the suffering and glory in one figure. That’s a theological Band-Aid that only proves the tension Christians resolve in Christ. Jews btw have no response to this contention I have asked I went to a Jewish school and the rabbi had bo response

- The Targum Jonathan (early Aramaic paraphrase of the prophets) reads Isaiah 52:13 as:
“Behold, my servant the Messiah shall prosper…”
That’s a Jewish source admitting the Servant is the Messiah — before Christians ever used the passage. - The Dead Sea Scrolls contain 4Q541, which describes a messianic figure who will be rejected, suffer, and heal others — very close to Jesus-like imagery.
Daniel 7:13-14 describes “one like a Son of Man coming with the clouds of heaven” — and this figure is given glory, worship, and dominion over all nations forever.
- Even Rashi (11th century) and Maimonides (Rambam) admitted this was a messianic figure.
- But the text clearly shows two distinct divine persons — the “Ancient of Days” and “Son of Man.”
Worshipping anyone other than God is idolatry in Judaism — yet this figure is worshipped by all peoples (Aramaic: pelach – a term used exclusively for divine worship in Daniel).
4 BUH MUSLIMS DO IT 2
Yes, Muslims claim the Bible points to Muhammad but their own Qur’an was written 600+ years later, in a different language, with no consistent textual basis and a different book with different stories of the prophets it’s a fan fiction at best and a gnostic retelling at worst.nChristianity, by contrast, emerged from within Second Temple Judaism, using its own texts, its own prophecies, in their own language, to make its claims. The early Christians were Jews. The apostles were Jews. The first 3,000 converts (Acts 2) were Jews (something you idiots seem to always forget) because they saw Jesus as the fulfilment, not an outsider. Their argument wasn’t one of faith but one of a claimed experience with the risen Christ himself not the same thing once again.
TLDR for this section: The burden is on you to explain why ancient Jews before Christianity interpreted these passages as messianic — and why later Jews had to change, avoid, or invent new messiahs to deal with them. Also you ain’t ‘disproving’ anything by saying ‘that’s just your interpretation, you are interpreting just as much as I am you’re just doing it based on a presupposition that Jesus can’t be the Messiah because you hold a personal bias and want Christianity to be false hence why a non Jew is clinging so hard onto rabbinic interpretation which is circular reasoning.
5 CHRISTIANITY ALWAYS HAD CLEAR RULES
Final part is a lot to unpack so many inaccurate fallacious rediculous historically illiterate points I literally don’t think I’ll fit all of it into this message


you outdid yourselfYou’re parroting a popular but historically lazy argument from fellow retards. Sure, early Christianity dealt with competing sects and had to articulate its theology more precisely over time. But the claim that Christianity had no clear rules in the beginning is simply false and the Church Fathers, especially those who were disciples of the apostles themselves, outright reject that idea. The boundary markers of Christian identity were present from the beginning those stepping outside were already being called heretics.
Even using the Bible we see this
1 John 4:1-3 – “Test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world… Every spirit that acknowledges that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God.”
From the apostolic era itself, there was a litmus test for orthodoxy the Incarnation, Christ’s divinity, and fidelity to apostolic teaching.
Galatians 1:8-9 – “Even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let them be accursed!”
Paul condemns deviation from the original apostolic message, affirming a clearly defined gospel from the start. But ofc your illiterate so I have to teach you like a baby
And I knew your dumbass would fall for the “no true Scotsman fallacy” I literally refuted this in my last message to you and your dumbass still took the bait. Calling others “heretics” is the No True Scotsman fallacy. But you’re misusing the fallacy. It’s not fallacious if the group had objective standards from the beginning which they did; this isn’t rocket science. The early Church was unified in teaching, worship, and structure — guided by apostolic authority which is still only found in the Eastern Orthodox Church which still adheres to the ancient church. The only thing you have done is prove that heretics had to DEVIATE FROM ALREADY ESTABLISHED DOGMA. It’s not pride or tradition it’s history, and it’s truth. If you want to challenge the faith, do it honestly not with recycled Reddit-tier takes that ignore the mountain of first and second century testimony and evidence
Here are 2 disciples of the APOSTLES themselves stating what I have been saying seeing as your a fucking moron I’ll cite them
Ignatius of Antioch
(c. 35–110 AD)
— disciple of John the Apostle:
“Do not be deceived, my brethren: if anyone follows a schismatic, he will not inherit the kingdom of God. If anyone walks in strange doctrine, he is not in accord with the Passion.” (Letter to the Philadelphians, ch. 3)
“Wherever the bishop appears, there let the people be; just as wherever Jesus Christ is, there is the Catholic Church.” (Letter to the Smyrnaeans, ch. 8)
Ignatius explicitly taught apostolic authority, Eucharistic theology, and ecclesial unity as the standard of true Christianity in the 1st century, not the 4th.
Irenaeus of Lyons
(c. 130–202 AD)
— student of Polycarp (Polycarp was a disciple of John the Apostle)
“The Church, though dispersed throughout the whole world, even to the ends of the earth, has received from the apostles and their disciples this faith… as if she had but one soul and the same heart.” (Against Heresies, I.10.1)
“It is within the power of all… to ascertain the truth, which is clearly shown by all the Church, if they are willing to follow the tradition which comes from the apostles.” (Against Heresies, III.3.1)
Irenaeus names and dismantles heretics like Valentinus and Marcion and grounds Christian identity in apostolic succession and the universal tradition of the Church — long before Constantine or Nicea.
MUH cannon Nicea durp durp retard go reeee:
You’re conflating the formal canonisation of the New Testament with its actual use and authority. The early Church already knew which texts were authentic and apostolic:
By mid-2nd century, most of the New Testament was being read as Scripture in churches ( Muratorian Fragment, c. 170 AD). Clement of Rome (Bishop and then pope) (c. 96 AD), Ignatius, Polycarp, and Justin Martyr quote from the Gospels, Paul’s letters, Acts, and Revelation as Scripture.
TRUNITY WAS MADE UP IN NICEA DURP DURP RETARD ALERT DERP:
The word “Trinity” was formalised at the Council of Nicaea (325 AD), but the doctrine is already found in Scripture and affirmed by the earliest Fathers:
Ignatius speaks of “our God, Jesus Christ” (Eph. 1:1).
Justin Martyr (c. 150 AD) talks about the Father, Son, and Spirit in worship.
Tertullian (c. 200 AD) coined the word “Trinitas” — decades before Nicaea — and explicitly defends Christ’s divinity and the unity of the Godhead.
Polycarp of Smyrna
(c. 69–155 AD)
— also a disciple of John:
He calls those who deny the faith “the firstborn of Satan” and encourages fidelity to the faith handed down from the apostles.
In his Letter to the Philippians, he echoes New Testament texts almost word for word affirming continuity with the apostolic gospel.
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Not saying to read it all but understand these gay faggot tier arguments from the Gaytheists like the guy I am debating can easily be countered and refuted by simply knowing
History and not falling for atheist tier meme arguments from illiterate ignorant morons
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