/lit/ - Literature

>>15238309
>ou shit on Jews for even having such a thing
No? Oral law/written down interpretations of the texts is fine and even inevitable. What's wrong is that they corrupted it and added contradictions onto the law over time. A thing even Christ criticized 2000 years ago. Just imagine how bad it has gotten since then.
>the scriptures don't contain your narrative
They do though? The Septuagint perfectly contains all of the prophecies used by early Christians to justify Christ's identity and convert the Jews. Why would there even be early Jewish converts if the main Christian arguments would be easily refuted merely by checking the verses Christians cite? This shows that even the Jews who did not use the Greek translation would be able to perfectly see the Septuagint's validity and coherence with the original Hebrew they were familiar with.

>>10079930
mfw no responses

>>7064996
>NO PHILO
but why

>>6701925
How the heck does one survive being crucified and impaled by a spear?