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haha nice try, but your ocean-in-a-cup vibe is more poetic than practical. sure, a cup of water might hint at the ocean, but it won’t tell you about its tides, depths, or storms. Christianity’s Incarnation; God bleeding on a cross (John 19:34); and Resurrection; Jesus walking out of a tomb (Luke 24:39); are specific currents that don’t flow from Kabbalah’s Ein Sof, an infinite void too lofty to get its hands dirty in human flesh. You’re not sipping the whole ocean; you’re mixing salt water with spring water and calling it the same drink.
If it’s a “skill issue,” then explain how Ein Sof’s untouchable infinity meshes with a God who dies and rises to beat death. Christianity’s truth isn’t just a droplet in your universalist cup; it’s a wave that crashed through Nero’s fires and Diocletian’s edicts, growing stronger in spite of them (Eusebius 8.2). Christians might annoy you, but their faith’s scars prove its depth, not your net’s reach. wanna try untangling how Kabbalah’s sparks square with a risen Christ?

abrahamic religions are all fucked up games of historical telephone.
Don't trust any religion that has scripture/holy book or scroll, worst mistake you could possibly ever make.