@Ke_Ho_@Athias_@ariyaariIL Quran validates the authority and preservation of the Christian and Jewish Scriptures, yet simultaneously contradicts their most fundamental doctrines
Can't reply, because I was called a nazi antisemite for daring to question the narrative and got blocked.
You can have your mishna, gmora, pirkei avot, all of it.
Those are your books. That's why you mostly study them and not the Scripture and prophets hence the surprise.
@Orpheuseru@ZealouslyQuoted But if youโre Christian, this argument will go nowhere. Iโm not trying to convince you, but rather explain what we think and why your arguments donโt hold up against us. Believe what you want, but donโt tell us you know better than we do. Itโs our book after all
If the Oral Torah was given at Sinai, where does the Written Torah say so?
Deut. 31 commands the Torah to be written and read publicly.
Rabbinic interpretation is one thing. Claiming it carries the same authority as God's revelation is another.
Matthew 15:6 says plenty.
@BoyismStudent Yes, God wanted to test if Abraham would do what God himself was intending to do with his own Son.
To such level, that Isaac had to carry his own wood for his slaughter. Reminds me of someone.