@Atiriri,
Atiririlet is how old??

@AlphDoti, you sound like a Jehovah's Witness or something. Your doctrine seems to be in line with them.

Basically what you're saying is that Paul's writings should not be in scripture. We're told that All Scripture is God breathed and is profitable for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness (2 Tim 3.16). You may say that is part of Paul's writings. Well, even Peter says that no prophecy of scripture came about by the prophet's own interpretation.

Therefore, I ask you, AlphDoti, are you saying that we should remove Paul's writings from the Bible?

Aplh,Paul’s credentials as an apostle were attacked, even in his own lifetime, by those who desired to lead the church into legalism and other errant ideologies. Paul defends himself from the spurious attacks of false teachers in 1 Corinthians 9; 2 Corinthians 12; and Galatians 1.
Secondly,Jesus was obviously human (He was born, grew up, ate, slept, felt pain, sadness and fear, was tempted, and finally died), it gradually became clear to His disciples that He was more than just a man.

1)He had power over sickness, death, demons and the forces of nature (e.g. Luke 8:22-56)

2)He claimed authority over divinely given laws and institutions like the Sabbath (Luke 6:5)

3)He forgave sins. (Isaiah 43:25; Luke 5:18-25)

4)He claimed to be the final Judge of mankind (Psalm 9:7,8; Matthew 25:31,32)
5)He spoke of Himself in ways that were interpreted as claims to divinity (John 10:31-33)

6)He claimed to be the embodiment of the Father (John 14:7-10)

7)He accepted the worship of others...so wasnt just a messenger as you say. (John 20:26-29)

Yet He was clearly separate from the Father to whom he prayed.
Christians have resolved this paradox by saying that Jesus is both human and divine. But they have disagreed over the exact details of how Jesus? divine and human natures are related to each other.

@wendz you're asking good questions. Children are born clean. Even Jesus himself said this (Mathew 19:14, Luke 18:15-17).
See what God says: every body will carry their own cross (Deutronomy 24:16). See what Jesus says: you'll die for your own sins (John 8:21).

We only sin when we digress from God. Jesus never taught about original sin. These are man-made teachings.
If all sins are washed away on the cross, then why are we still kneeling down to pray for God's mercy?

Jesus taught about Salvation: follow the commandments. He never said wait for me to die, then you get saved. No!

@Jo-kam, @Jean, I'm not attacking Paul. Please see the truth. Paul was but only a saint. He wrote his books according to his opinion (he said this himself).
Christianity should be the teachings of Jesus and that the words of Paul and everyone else should be accepted or rejected according to their conformity to these Jesus's teachings.
You should not accept where he has opposed God Himself. You should not accept where he has opposed Jesus. Jesus was sent by God.

Always remember that God reveals his laws & culture only through his prophets (Amos 3:7).