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The manner in which Noah WAS a Christian

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Michael

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Dec 28, 1999, 3:00:00 AM12/28/99
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Noah was very much a good Christian, for to be a Christian one doesnt
have to know Jesus and what he taught. One does not need to follow Jesus
or have Jesus as our father Christ. For before Jesus came the Hebrew
father patriarchs or fathers of Christianity (Greek language) taught
Christianity... they taught that the Messiah or Christ would come and
thus the relgion was basically NOT the teachings this Christ or Messiah
would have, but the faith as fact that such a one would COME and show
us. In this way Eve herself was a Christian to have believed her son
Abel, not Cain, and to say Seth will be just like him, showing us how,
showing us the facts. Since Adam gave up teaching us as our father
should merely because mother wasnt cooperative, doesnt take away from
the fact mother realised other sons would do what Dad hasnt in the
educating of us children on the purpose and functions of all God has
created in our world which binds us to obedience to it. That one is the
Messiah or Christ... thus christian in nature to expect him even before
he had arrived.

Skeptic wrote:
> "confused" <an00...@anon.fun.ee> wrote in message
> news:fJw94.30878$TT4.7...@news1.rdc2.on.home.com...
> > Could anyone read the article at the following site and explain
> > where Atheism differs from Christianity. I am using a friend's
> > e-mail so please do not e-mail me. Thanks
> > http://www.tencommandments.org/heathens4.shtml

> The writer at the site you cite seems to be as "confused" as they come. For
> some reason he thinks Noah was a Christian:
> "Consider any of the founders, fathers, giants or leaders of atheism of old
> to the present. None of their writings are worth reading. Nothing they say
> is worth listening to. But consider true Christianity: It has such noble
> patriarchs as Noah, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob ..."
> If Noah, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were reading this right now, they would
> certainly be rolling on the tent floor, laughing their asses off!

Michael Alexander

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Dec 28, 1999, 3:00:00 AM12/28/99
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I disagree. Jews are not Christian. Christians are people who believe that
Jesus was the greatest prophet. Before Jesus, there were no Christians.
Your arguments have been used to show that Adam and Noah were Moslem. Many
Moslems believe that God taught Islam to Adam and Noah. I don't believe
that Adam and Noah ever existed. There is a good chance that the first two
humans were atheists. My, how mankind has fallen since then.

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Michael

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Dec 31, 1999, 3:00:00 AM12/31/99
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However you ignore writings by men like Paul. Paul said they were
Christian.
The city of God is not of walls and stone, but of people unified in true
accurate knowledge despite obediently spredding thruout the earth.
The theory being, that although God proves that collectively the bad
flock
together and thus the good who flock together will keep the bad out from
amongst them,
it counteracts the ecological fact that man like animals cannot crowd a
place on
earth to the point of pollution. Further, it is easier to kill out bad
individuals amongst you
like a virus (at risk of the virus killing the body) than it is to be
two definate
separate bodies at war and attack. Thus the christian city actually is
one of individuals who
dwell spred thru out the earth as alien residents, and yet their truth
is what makes them at one,
and keeping in touch to maintain that truth. Thus it says by Paul that
Abram saw this
city way into the future, from afar off, he trusted his son would become
a nation of truth about
our origin, despite he would never see it unless those dead are all
brought back to life into that christian city. Yes, he knew that his
next life would be christian, following the christ messiah
he expected to come once his descendents grew large enough to learn more
about God,
or produce the one man who would, Jesus. Thus your responce is one of a
person with
no religious faith in what our reality might be as fact. Don't
misunderstand as if to think
that these pre-Moslem men or pre-Christian men were taught the beliefs
of Jesus or Mohammed before hand. What it means is they had the
foundation of knowledge, a puzzle
that would someday be put together by the main prophet who would make a
successful foundation for the whole city. If Jesus is the stone and no
temple of people not city of people are buiilt upon him, then there will
never be a city. We must be like him, to be like God.
He is only the first stone, there is nothing without him... but with
ONLY him, earth is nothing too.
Jesus is successful only if he successfully makes all to be like him.
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