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Submitted by Josue (United States), Jul 10, 2009 at 19:19

If I put two papers before thy face and mark one with a sharpie, are they the same? They almost are, but nevertheless they are different. You also could find similarities and differences between any two things. To be extreme. They are matter or are being discussed. They also differ in time and space, and which was discussed first. And just because you name some one George Washington the 1st President of the United States does not make it so. One minor difference between any two things makes them different. That is, not the same. A pair of twins share dna, but they differ in muscle mass. Right? Well, here is your defining difference. The God of the Jews, and the very far-right conservative Protestant's God (the same) married and proclaimed that Israel was His wife, The God of the Jews is Jeshua HaMashiach or however you pronounce, God's Savior the Anointed One, in the flesh. The God of Israel is the King of Israel. allah neither has a wife, neither is -it- the King of the nation of Israel. Now is -it-? From where I'm standing from allah is nothing but a golden calf. That is not an opinion. There are many tons more examples of differences. And you know it!

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