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Again, Pilate washed his hands of the decision made by Jews. I don't hate Jews. But let's be accurate in the nuances. Both have blame in this
We are to follow the laws of man unless they are against God's will. Murder was against God's will. Jews supported murdering Jesus. Pilate washed his hands of the choice, but was still responsible as well. Borders are a necessity.
Pilate allowed the people to pick who would go free. A murdering thief, and insurrectiontist, I believe, was released. Jews wanted barrabas freed and Jesus put to death. The border is problematic if you're a humanist
We do all of this but we also have laws we follow. We're told to obey the laws of man unless the contradict God's commands. Is protecting the border against God?
The Romans killed him upon pressure of the Jews. It's more nuanced than you suggest. They each had their "reason" but essentially a choice was given, and a murdererous thief was freed.
Jesus was killed by the Romans by pressure of the Jews. Seditious on one hand, and probably blasphemous ont the other. These were "man's " laws.
How did he have cops "beaten for a lie". He said to they would "peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard", liar?
What evidence was there for "sexual assault", not Rape, liar?
Norm's ranting Again retweeted
Pilate, the Roman governor, authorized Jesus' execution, and Roman soldiers carried it out. The Gospels also describe certain Jewish religious leaders seeking his death. That's not collective Jewish guilt. It's a distinction between specific individuals and an entire people.
Norm's ranting Again retweeted
John, the Romans carried out the crucifixion, but the Gospels also describe certain religious leaders demanding it. Both facts can coexist. Blaming all Jews is antisemitic; erasing the role of specific authorities is historical revisionism. Try nuance instead of cheap insults.
That was my point. Obviously the Romans killed him but only because of the choice the Jews were given. John sidesteps.
Pilate gave them the choice. They chose Jesus. I understand the Romans did, but it was the choice of the Jews. They were given two choices. Remember???
Yeah, who went against that? The Jews. Didn't God state This shall not kill?? Did they kill Jesus? Yes