What if Japan became Christian in 1637?

[Kamal900]

Christianity is monotheistic.

Not our problem if Muslims and Jews lie about the trinity.

Whatever. Just saying.

[Smitty]

No, actually it isn't. What we know as modern Judaism actually developed after the birth of Christianity. And the core book of Judaism is the Talmud, which is rejected by Christians and is newer than the Bible.

We're in agreement. By Judaism, I meant Old Testament Judaism, which i contend is, from a Christian perspective, best called simply Christianity. The differentiation between the Testaments, as though the New rejects the Old, is tantamount to an admission that Christianity is a man-made religion. So Toppo's insinuation that Christianity absorbed European influences and is therefore fundamentally different from Old Testament Judaism strikes me as a claim only a non-believer could make.