Modern Judaism Isn’t What You Think…
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Jesus would not have recognized Ben Jesus would not have recognized Ben Shapiro's religion because it didn't Shapiro's religion because it didn't Shapiro's religion because it didn't exist. It didn't exist. They call some exist. It didn't exist. They call some exist. It didn't exist. They call some things the same words, but it's a things the same words, but it's a things the same words, but it's a fundamentally different religion. fundamentally different religion. fundamentally different religion. >> Most Americans are not aware of that. >> Most Americans are not aware of that. >> Most Americans are not aware of that. You would think that ordained ministers You would think that ordained ministers You would think that ordained ministers would be aware of that. Mike Huckabe is would be aware of that. Mike Huckabe is would be aware of that. Mike Huckabe is an ordained minister at a church for an ordained minister at a church for an ordained minister at a church for years in Arkansas. If you know what the years in Arkansas. If you know what the years in Arkansas. If you know what the scripture says that these are promises scripture says that these are promises scripture says that these are promises for Christians, but you are applying it for Christians, but you are applying it for Christians, but you are applying it to Jews in direct contradiction to what to Jews in direct contradiction to what to Jews in direct contradiction to what the Apostle Paul said in terms of how the Apostle Paul said in terms of how the Apostle Paul said in terms of how that should be interpreted, at what that should be interpreted, at what that should be interpreted, at what point do we start looking at them as the point do we start looking at them as the point do we start looking at them as the bad Guys,
Summary
The discussion highlights a perceived fundamental difference between the religion espoused by figures like Ben Shapiro, as interpreted through a Christian lens, and the original Christian teachings. It criticizes the misapplication of scripture, particularly by ordained ministers like Mike Huckabee, who seemingly interpret promises meant for Christians as applicable to Jews, contradicting the Apostle Paul's interpretations. The takeaway suggests that such misinterpretations warrant a critical examination of those applying them, questioning their motives and understanding of religious texts.