The Israeli Palestinian conflict

[Occhidiangela]

One God, who was indeed The God of the Ancient Hebrews. A fundamentalis rabbi who brought the same message to remind everyone about "the basics." I find it hard to reconcile your assertion with the Creator in the Book of Genesis, which is a Canonical Hebraic Text, since "the other Gods" were, as I recall, all denounced as "false" gods, but I am now reaching a bit on detail. I'll stop there.

You made a great post a year or so back, one I loved, about "people get stupid, wise goes man into the desert, emerges with wisdoom" rinse and repeat from Moses Jesus and Mohamed. It's all the same God. If one God is God, it is monotheism.

The three in one is still One, and I'd say that element of dogma hardly supports Christians as being not monotheistic, or even haphazardly so. However, I have a neighbor who is a Jehovah's Witness who will I am sure be happy to discuss that with me the next time I am damn fool enough to bring it up with him, which I am not. We have agreed to certain topics being "off the table" given our sons play together.

The Jews, the Hebrews.

You split an interesting hair, between "One God" of the Hebrews and "The Biggest God Who PWNS Your Gawd" approach, particuarly in the Old Testament context I mentioned above.

So, in 600 AD, you posit that the Hebrew's God is . . . not yet The One God? Even with Genisis still being Canonical?

I'll have to look into Judaism from that period to understand your reference. Thanks for the tip, I expect to learn something new and interesting as I explore this tangent.

Thanks, I appreciate the nudge. :)