Comments by "nozrep" (@nozrep) on "ReligionForBreakfast" channel.

now THAT is hilarious!😂 and sorta tragicly comical also, I guess. Never heard that one!
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@HeyGrouch no, not at all. Jesus said that to his disciples at that particular moment. Jesus goes on to say, in what Christians know as, “The Great Commission”, to make disciples of all the world then he ascended into heaven at the end of the gospels and at the beginning of the book of Acts. You do not even need to be a Christian to understand that it was not a contradiction in any way for those disciples to write about Jesus. Considering that Jesus told them not to tell at that particular moment to protect himself and for whatever other reasons, saying that, it is not yet my appointed time. All along all throughout the gospels, he is also preaching to people to spread the good news of the salvation of the Messiah. So while many unbelievers say it a contradiction or something silly like that, it is also true that it is very common human idea to ask someone to hold a secret until the “reveal” time comes. So that’s more or less what Jesus was doing.
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one of my questions is: have all 100k pages of the Daozang been translated into English? I mean… I’m not going to read any of it. or maybe a little bit. But just wondering out of morbid curiosity.
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i loved my hunting dog and I took care of him ‘til he died. Fed him, cleaned him et cetera. And I would not touch or go near a vile, disease ridden, feral stray dog either. nope nope nope. So yah, dogs ARE filthy animals. They are bit less filthy when we humans keep them as pets and take them to vet and wash them use the pooper scooper.
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bull crap congress is “religious” 😂. big big difference between saying you are religious to lie to and to placate the constituents versus actually practicing the rites of your religion. Oh sure, some are genuine. I do not know which ones. Most are just faking it for votes. Same ole ridiculousness different day
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growing up in a “Southern Baptist” church we were always taught that the Samaritans in the Bible were like, mixed families of Jews and Gentiles that had retained Jewish religion, and because they were not not “pure blood” Jews, that was the reason why ancient Jews were racist against them. I dunno how accurate that is but this video is fascinating. Anyways, the teaching was always taught alongside the parable of the Good Samaritan where Jesus told the story of the Good Samaritan being merciful to the mugged and beaten man while others ignored him and walked by and continued on. Thereby, the parable’s and Jesus’s illustration of how we as Christians should act towards all strangers or even people we do not agree with religiously and philosophically.
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i know you went to tantra😂
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all those poor fools wearing masks, both inside and outside. I both pity them and laugh at them. And obviously, the same sort of fools still exist even in 2023 with all the other religions too. Quite simulataneously sad and hilarious. Especially sad when I go to my mom and dad’s Christian church and see a few “christian” people still “married” to the lie of the covcoof mask.
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‘what dreams may come’ was a fantastic, poignant movie. And some of the stuff he described reminded me of it. I know l know, What Dreams May Come is based on Dante’s Divine Comedy hell, if memory serves or I had thought it was. But the narrator’s descriptions still reminded me of it.
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11:15; i think plausible that ancient Jerusalem would have had some non Jews living there too. Maybe they were the ones living down the street from the Temple and eating pigs.
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oh. I thought it was only one lost tribe in ancient times- “lost tribe of Dan”. But then also I had thought that they eventually all became lost in the diaspora and the dark ages/middle ages. Just stuff I had sort of heard or learned over the years and it seems, lol, I was taught incorrectly because those who taught me were seemingly also taught incorrectly.
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does he always talk that fast? jeez slow down dude. I gotta pause or rewind too much. Lol first video I ever watched of this channel.
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seems like demonic idolatry and a distraction our true Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ
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despite their small numbers, I am curious if there are any Samaritans elected to Israeli parliament?
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:53; wait wait wait wait. Wait! Rabbit too?!?! They do not eat rabbit either?!?! Never knew that one! Ain’t nobody talkin’ about “unclean rabbit”😂 that I have ever heard.
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never heard that before. Fascinating.
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i dunno about historically but the Bible definitely talks about “Godless” peoples and certainly other religions speak of “religionless” peoples and such. But yes it would be super interesting to find out any historical documentation on it going back to ancient times.
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hey that’s interesting i never knew that
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love me some pig! One small minor advantage, I might opine, of being a natural born Jesus loving gentile😅
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i think it’s more a Greek concept than a Christian concept. the word canon is a Greek word, as he explained. We know that historically, Greeks were writing books and had canons of books before the rise of Christianity. Because early Christianity had a major presence in the Roman empire which was heavily, heavily influence by Greek Hellenistic culture, Christians easily adopted the concept of a canon into the religion. But again the Greek word, canon, existed for Greek culture before Christianity came about in the world. So, you are incorrect. But it’s ok!!!
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@yeahaddigirl your mind cannot be changed. because only you can change it. confucious say
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as a “gentile” Christian who has always been curious about the socalled modern “Messianic Jews” who have converted to Christianity and recognize our true Messiah in Jesus Christ, I am now also curious if there are any “Samaritan” Messianic Jews out there who are also totally reconciled with their Messianic Jewish brothers and sisters in Christ. Now there’s a super, super niche area of modern Christianity to explore
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