Would Jesus have approved of the Holocaust?

[afleitch]

Considering it was designed to eradicate Gods 'chosen people' (Sorry Pat Robertson, that it ain't you) along with the disabled, the Romany, homosexuals and a few political dissidents along the way then it's safe to say I don't think he would have approved.

[afleitch]

Considering it was designed to eradicate Gods 'chosen people' (Sorry Pat Robertson, that it ain't you) along with the disabled, the Romany, homosexuals and a few political dissidents along the way then it's safe to say I don't think he would have approved.

I know jmfcst is going to flame me for this, but since I've learned to ignore dispensationalist ramblings by now, I'll say it anyway. The Jews aren't God's chosen people anymore. The new covenant voided the old one. God's chosen people now are Christians worldwide, the members of the invisible church.

I know, on a technical note, which is why I put it in parenthasis. But the reasoning still stands. I think it is a bit of a pointless question really

[afleitch]

God's chosen people now are Christians worldwide, the members of the invisible church.

I hate invisible churches.

They are just as bad as invisible schools

[afleitch]

Given the culture of the time, it would have been highly probable for Jesus to have had half brothers or sisters born after himself, coupled with the possibility Joseph could have fathered a child long before Mary was in the picture.