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Christians' Love for Palestinians and Jews

Discussion in '2003 Archive' started by KenH, Jun 1, 2003.

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Christians' Love for Palestinians and Jews

  1. Christians should be concerned about both groups equally.

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  2. Christians should be concerned about both, but more toward the Jews.

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  3. Christians should be concerned about both, but more toward the Palestinians.

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  4. Christians should be concerned only about the Jews. Forget the Palestinians.

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  5. Christians should be concerned only abut the Palestinians. Forget the Jews.

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  1. KenH

    KenH Well-Known Member

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    Should Christians love Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza and be concerned about their salvation as much Christians love and are concerned about the Jews in Israel?
     
    #1 KenH, Jun 1, 2003
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    I didn't vote. Is this in reference to the Road Map or establishment of a separate Palestinian state in the state of Israel, or is this just a general purpose questionnaire about salvation ?

    If it's about salvation, then I would vote yes, equally.

    If it's a trick question & you really mean (about the Road Map), then my answer would be a different one.

    To equate concern for salvation as being relevant to the Road Map is mixing apples & oranges, if that is your point here. [​IMG]

    I honestly don't know any Christian who would feel one person ethnic group's salvation would be more important than another group's especially in light of the Great Commission.

    Though I could see where this poll might be posted in the Calvinism or other religions forum. :eek: [​IMG]
     
    #2 LadyEagle, Jun 1, 2003
  3. Johnv

    Johnv New Member

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    Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan makes it clear that God's love knows no nationality or religious affiliation.
     
    #3 Johnv, Jun 1, 2003
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