I'm reading a book about Jesus, and a point was made that the reason why there was no room the inn for Mary and Joseph, was because every relative of King David went to Bethlehem to be registered for the census. And Bob Fu was also there, telling people not to register.

If Christians were to keep the law, they would have to live in warm climates.

At the beginning of the Jesus Film it clearly says that no actor is worthy of playing the role of Jesus.

And I'm not Jewish, and if you want to follow the whole law, you have to keep the sabbath (and everything that goes with it, like the year of jubilee, and not making a fire). Go ahead, but you won't get far.

Circumcision was also very important, yet it's not now.

The other commandments like 10, mention servants, which could mean slaves.

Commandment #5 talks about the land that lord will give you, what does that mean for Christians today? Literally I don't think it does for us. Spiritually we have mansions in heaven.

Maybe you can make this clear Amish... But the stereotype of your group is that
1. You are secluded and do zero mission work
2. You live on farms with no electricity and no cars, and no washing machines.
3. You believe you can lose your salvation

I believe there is a zero chance any of that money is legitimate. No business in China can survive without bribes, crime and corruption.

I was just thinking even if China gets a righteous Christian emperor, it would be impossible to change much because the country is too much in debt to the Mafia, it's built on dirty money, and on the backs of peasants who are dying of lung cancer.