Judaism and Christianity.?

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Okay so what are all the connections between Judaism and Christianity? What are all the differences?
 
Christianity is updated Judaism taught by the Jewish Messiah which presents new concepts, :applause:salvation through grace or divine forgiveness,love and compassion, the teaching that we can and must have a personal relationship with God through His Holy Spirit,and the explanations for the necessity of global and personal peace, being the most revolutionary. :all mighty:
 
theres a lot of smaller differences

but the biggest is: jews dont believe jesus was the son of god
 
there is not room enough on this page for a full answer to either question. not to speak of having to deal with the fact that both Judaism and Christianity are man made religions to worship the same God and are both full of paganism and man made doctrines.
 
Similarities are
- Christianity is a Pagan-Jewish synchretic religion, so obviously has a lot of similarities
- both worship YHWH
- both are monotheistic
- both use the Jewish scriptures (though naturally Christians only in part)

Difference are

- Christianity believes messiah has come, Jews do not
- Jews believe in a fully human messiah, Christians think messiah is God/son of God
- In Judaism there is not supposed to be a 2nd coming-- the messiah is supposed to put an end to things like war and death; in Christianity, Jesus is supposed to come again to complete the prophecies
- Jews don't believe God can be born in the flesh, Christians believe God was born in the flesh
- Judaism teaches the Torah will never be changed or added to; Christians changed & added to
- In Judaism the tanaka is the only scripture; in Christianity, there is the New Testament
- Judaism teaches their covenant with God is forever (even when the messiah comes); Christians teach the old covenant is brokenand there is a new covenant
- Judaism sees God as 1, not three; most Christians are trinitarians (father, son, holy ghost)
- Jews don't believe in fallen angels-- Satan is under God's control; Christians think Satan is a fallen angel who rebels against God
- to Jews, there is no eternal place of torture after death; Christians believe hell is an eternal place of torture
- To Jews, there is no such concept as 'salvation'; Christians believe in Jesus being the savior


That's pretty much the tip of the iceburg but gives a basic overview
 
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