A Freeman
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Why?A question for @A Freeman
Do you keep the full 613 moral and Levitical commandments consistently, as laid out in the Torah?
Do you add the full observance of Muhammad’s dictates to your law-keeping?
Always?
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Why do you continually apply organized religious traditions and nonsense to everything you say, write and do?
There aren't "613 moral and Levitical commandments" laid out in the Torah. That claim exists from the organized religion known as Talmudic Judaism, and is from their tradition (the Talmud - Tractate Makkot 23b).
Here is how simple God's Law really is: everything that is prohibited by The Law can be reduced to one basic principle: THEFT IS A CRIME.
If/when someone breaks the First Commandment, then they are stealing from God and from their neighbour.
If/when someone commits adultery, they are stealing another's spouse.
If/when someone bears false witness, they are stealing someone's reputation, and/or money, and/or their life, etc.
If/when someone takes another's property, they are obviously stealing something that belongs to their neighbour.
If/when someone murders another, they are stealing their life and whatever they may have done with that life for others who may depend upon them for support.
If/when someone refuses to keep the healthy diet found in The Law, they are contributing not only to their own physical and spiritual ill-health (sickness), but they are destroying the natural environment and thus stealing from present and future generations.
If/when someone doesn't obey The Law, that includes God's Commandments, Statutes, Judgements (which provide the perfect system of governance and the perfect system of justice), along with the perfect agricultural policy, the perfect economic policy and the perfect healthy diet, they are not only stealing from everyone else, but they also setting a very bad example for others, which is stealing people's true, eternal (spiritual) life from them.
EVERYTHING in The Law has a purpose for good (The Law is holy, just and good), and is there to instruct us on what is right and wrong in God's Eyes, so that we may LIVE. That is why Christ said He did NOT come to destroy The Law, which will NEVER pass away (Matt. 5:17-18).
Anyone who mistakenly believes that keeping God's Law -- as Christ COMMANDS us to do -- is somehow not a core part of the Gospel, is preaching another gospel.
And with regard to the Koran (Quran), it confirms that we must read, study and keep The Law (see: Sura 2:53, 2:87-93, Sura 2:97-98, 3:1-3, 3:48-50, 4:47, 4:54, 5:46-51, 6:91-94, 6:154-157, 7:157, 9:111, 10:37, 11:17, 12:111, 15:9-10, 17:2-4, 21:48, 22:52, 23:20, 23:49, 25:35, 28:1-3, 32:23, 35:25-32, 37:117, 40:53, 40:70, 41:45, 42:14-17, 45:16, 46:12, 46:30, 48:29, 53:36-47, 57:25-29, 61:6-7, 78:2), and even confirms that is what Christ teaches too (Sura 61:6-7).