Would Jesus have approved of the Holocaust?

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Yes.

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Given that the Old Testament is filled with story after story of the elder brother(s) incurring JHVH's wrath in some fashion and being dispossesed in favor of the younger, the idea of JHVH abandoning the Jews in favor of somebody else isn't all that far fetched.  The very last thing you want to be in an Old Testament tale is the first born.

Indeed. *is glad to be both not the first born and atheist*

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The very last thing you want to be in an Old Testament tale is the first born.

Although it's still better than being an unborn fetus, a newly married woman who is found not to be a virgin, or a child who teases a prophet for being bald.

Indeed. Didn't bears rip that child apart?

[Undisguised Sockpuppet]

The very last thing you want to be in an Old Testament tale is the first born.

Although it's still better than being an unborn fetus, a newly married woman who is found not to be a virgin, or a child who teases a prophet for being bald.

Indeed. Didn't bears rip that child apart?

Actually, it was 42 children, all of which were ripped apart by bears.

Kewl. I'd love to see that.

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The very last thing you want to be in an Old Testament tale is the first born.

But weren't Enoch (taken directly into heaven without experiencing death), Noah (the only righteous man found on earth), Abraham (the father of the faithful and the recipient of God's inheritance), and Jesus (Son of God) all the first born?

Didn't Jesus have four older brothers and an undefined number of sisters?

The Virgin Mary was anywhere from 9 to 14 when she had Baby Jesus, so how could a 9-14 year old possibly give birth to 5+ children?

To respond directly to the question however, probably not. Though I'm sure many Christian theologians such as Martin Luther would have.

And many moslem theologians

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No because he would have been gassed. Rmeember jesus was jewish.