Tat is strange, I thought the laws apply to all christians. If they
see another with a different religion and they try to persuade him
to join another religion, tis christian should kill tat fellow and
burn all his possessions. In tat case when jesus appear to the
jews, they really r right to kill him since he is really telling of
a completely different version of god.
then how about tis verse
I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the
Father, but by me" (John 14:6).
so we forsake tis verse from jesus himself ?
gosh. thats too extreme. the thoughts you have about killing
people, burning all their possessions... thats too extreme. Shit
happens when we try to play God. Don't you feel that you are
judging other people by over generalising them as immoral, filthy,
pagans? First and foremost, Jesus taught us NEVER to judge,
The Jews might be justified when they wanted to kill Jesus to
preserve the sancity of God's name. But did they? I tell you, those
Jewish priests were overly concerned with their high position and
society... and too terrified to consider the prospect that God is
now opening up and becoming a free for all. The Jewish people
simply acted out of blatant selfishness and arrogance. Various
examples i can cite include the blissful ignorance of the poor and
needy while living in ivory towers, trying to entrap Jesus,
denouncing a man of true faith and SIGNS/MIRACLES which they are
unable to duplicate. What Jesus felt was those Jewish elders were
too concerned about tradition rather than the reason/heart behind
it or to put it succintly, the right thing to do.
I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the
Father, but by me" (John 14:6).
Did it says that coming to the Father means entering Heaven and
basking there? Jesus had warned us on several occassions that when
we come before the Father Himself, we will be weighed. I believe in
Purgatory despite being a Methodist. There will be a time when we
have to atone for our venial sins (not mortal meaning sins that do
not go against the concept of pro-life)
concerning Deutronomy, i suggest taking the Bible in chronological
order... as in New Testament after the Old. just IMHO... because i
feel that God has softened substantially after He sent His only
begotten Son for us to die for our sins. He would never like to see
us destroy ourselves but help ourselves be what we truly are meant
to be. And when Jesus was on Earth, he did not destroy anyone! Even
the false prophets who denounced His divine powers as of Satan's
were rebuked. That was the very most Jesus did.
again, Jesus said these very words,
I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the
Father, but by me" (John 14:6).
because he was speaking to a crowd gathering around him. Would you
think people in the crowd would dismiss him as a raving lunatic if
He were to say things like "But those people who havent heard of me
- this is what will happen to them". Jesus is always to the point.
And He did have the uncanny ability to communicate. I think it
would be irrelevant to Him to include people not in his listening
audience. It was in His priority to save people who saw, talked,
ate, interacted with Him.
When Jesus was crucified, and suffered and finally died... During
Pentecost, if im not wrong, He appeared before all His disciples
and urged them to go forth and spread the word. It brought the wave
of the Christianity we know of today... our knowledge of our
salvation has been brought to us by the missionaries. and the
missionaries did not just stay in one capital and just sent out
pigeons, telegrams, tv broadcasts... but instead "WENT FORTH" and
"SPREAD THE GOSPEL" for we now were guided by the Holy
Spirit.
hope these helps, SIS. 
god bless and have a great day!
