Fw: MD Moral values in the election and in the Bible

From: Sam Norton (elizaphanian@kohath.wanadoo.co.uk)
Date: Tue Nov 09 2004 - 12:07:00 GMT

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    From: "Sam Norton" <elizaphanian@kohath.wanadoo.co.uk>
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    Subject: Re: MD Moral values in the election and in the Bible

    > Hi Erin,
    >
    >
    >
    > > Okay but first for those who know the Bible well I have a question. I heard in a talk, it was
    > about research about the God concept (sidequestion, is that empirical msh?), that somebody asked
    > doesn't it change from old testament to new testament. Again this is more asking for those who
    > actually know the Bible a lot better than me is there a fundamental division related to old
    > testament and new testament?
    >
    > In the early church there were a group of Christians called 'marcionites' who thought that the God
    > of the New Testament was a different God to the YHWH of the OT. They were booted out as heretics.
    >
    > Scott was right in what he said on this topic, so far as it went. I would just add that, as I
    > understand it, the Christian view is that the awareness of God develops through the period covered
    > in Scripture, and that the 'key' to reading the OT is Jesus. In other words, things that seem
    > compatible with who Jesus was are retained, things that are incompatible (eg slaughtering the
    > different tribes in Canaan) are seen as more culturally specific.
    >
    > Hope that helps
    > Sam
    >

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