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A large portion of Christianity/Churchianity teaches that the "Old
Testament", called "Torah or Tanakh" by the Israelites (NOT Israelis), is
dead; is not to be followed. Then they fight for display of the "Ten
Commandments" which are part of that "dead law".

Most of the Christian denominations repudiate the "Jewish" roots. They've
even corrupted the name of the one they call a god and the "Jews" reject as
a pagan claim.... There has never been a letter "J" in Hebrew or Aramaic
and there was no "J" in English until the early 1600s. So he was not named
what they claim.

Most Christians (not the Seventh Day Adventists and several other groups
who call themselves Sacred Name believers) corrupt the sabbath commanded to
be observed in the "Old Testament" and obviously observed in the "New
Testament".

Your premise below is not correct even if it is followed by true statements.

 >Actually, I don't think Christians see themselves as being separate from
>those of Jewish faith in most fronts. After all, they openly follow a Jewish
>carpenter and his father, their God. All the founders of Christianity were
>Jews and
>they started out in synagogues. All the original Christian writings were by
>Jews, so of course the Christian faith is tracable to them. Essentially their
>faith is an offshoot from judaism, so I still think the statement is fine.
>
>Drew