Abraham was a prophet?
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Abraham was a prophet
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Reasons To DisagreeHe didn't exist. He is a character from a fictional book. 9 February 2012
The Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) portray deities who were most likely ancient aliens. 11 February 2012
Abraham? who the fuck is Abraham! 25 February 2012
Of the 3 main religions that believe in a man-like deity, yes. According to Jedi, no. 5 January 2013
who is he? 23 April 2014
jedis have nothing to do whith the bible 6 May 2014
in an archaic religion, yes. but that is not what i beleive 21 November 2014
He is considered a prophet to the Catholics not to Jedis 13 February 2015
There are no prophets only people who do things 27 June 2015
Abraham was a man, like any other. 2 August 2016
Just a man with convictions 11 November 2017
No idea why this is even here..... would make more sense vote if jaba should be 10 March 2020
Jediism has nothing to do with the bible 26 January 2024
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Reasons To AgreeOf sorts... 20 May 2011
Although, not a Jedi in the Orthodox sense, Abraham was a man who knew the Force as a guide. 6 December 2014
every religion has parts of the truth. if you have many different pleople saying the same thing, most likely what they are saying is the truth. if another religion is saying something that agrees with something another religion is saying it should not be dismissed because "its not the jedi way" it should be studied and imbraced so it might lead the jedi to new light and understanding 1 January 2015
Wether we like it or not, Abraham, Moses, Buddha, Jesus are part of humanity's history. They have shaped our core values and our civillization. And so, we carry their legacy in our thinking. 23 February 2015
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Reasons for Remain Neutral
It is dangerous to attempt to mix old and new religions. The Abrahamic religions have their own integrity that has nothing whatever in common with Jedi beliefs. Indeed, it is possible to make the claim that the entire Abrahamic arc is little more than an attempt at controlling the populations of the world. The Jedi and the Sith have a common cause in moving forward and regarding the Judeo/Christian/Muslim mess as unfortunate history. While all 3 religions have their truths and values, they have little in common with those of the Force.
Of Judaism,Christianity and islam yes.
I dont understand the question...
Not of the Force. But of other religions, sure.
Abraham was an open-minded. We can assume his believes were beyond the average. If he decided to label it by the Christians, yes he was a prophet, if he decided to label it by any other, he would be a priest of its church.
He was not a Jedi prophet. He was a prophet of other religions that do not concern us.
He might have been a prophet but he was not a jedi.
never met him dont know
well I think he was a prophet, and people should remain open minded about other religions because lets face it Jediism wouldn't exist without other religions such as buddism, Hinduism, Christianity, judiasm and Islam.
who's Abraham?
I have never heard of him so I wouldn't be able to give a proper opinion.
belive what you belive the force can always perswade you or others aroumd you in an uprising where you dont have a chose even with life itself
Don't really care. Prophet or not, he would have much wisdom to learn from.
We are all prophets of sorts. By investigating our link to the force we understand the universe more thoroughly. Because the universe tends to be cyxlical, we can then glean ideas of what the future holds.
I don't see the relevance
He was a character in a story where he was portrayed as a prophet
not my concern
Whether or not he is real is of no consequence, the teachings are the important part. But I remain neutral because said teachings are open for interpretation and based upon the individuals person views. And those views are valid as long as they don’t diminish another’s quality of life or their value.
In a book that many people believe to be absolute truth, there were many people who claimed to be prophets. We don't know and cannot say with 100% confidence that any of it did or did not happen. It can be said that all of the stories are very rough interpretations of what may have happened based on a specific persons point of view. But we cannot say anything for certain other than a specific person in a story was referred to as being a prophet.
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