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>> the new testament does have extraordinarily beautiful and profound material in it.n to lo 1 corinthians or the parables of the good samaritan or the prodigal son, or comments such as "god is love," which is 1 john. this is magnificent material, and everybody ought to appreciate it. i find for myself the more i read the new testament, in fact the better jew i become. >> the jewish annotated new testament is one of several new projects urging jews especially to take a new look at jesus. bestselling author rabbi shmuley boteach's latest book is called "kosher jesus." that notion, he says, is a radical departure from what he learned as a child. >> when i grew up, jesus' name, his very name, was off limits. jesus was seen as the archenemy of the jewish people. he was really seen as an apostate and traitor to his people. >> boteach believes the time is ripe for a new paradigm. >> we can't ignore the 600-pound gorilla in the room, which is jesus. christians and jews come together, and they can never mention jesus. christians are afraid of offending the jews, the jews are uncomfortable with the

there's a bunch of stories in corinthians. >> always knew him to be an intelligent, smart young man. someone that would've benefited from a mentor. just more, again, more an individual who needed to be motivated and not someone where you think, you know, unless something is done, this person is on the path to destruction -- no, not that kind of individual. >> while badgett's future is anything but certain, today he will become one of dozens of inmates baptized at the jail each year. >> he was very excited about the opportunity to get baptized while he was here. in fact, you know, in the weeks leading up to this, or in the days leading up to this, all he was talking about. so in my mind, you know, this is going to serve as another source of encouragement for him. this is a symbolic thing that we do. and it's indicative of the burial and the resurrection of jesus christ. old things have passed away. and, behold, all things have become new. so the old you goes in and the new you comes out. so unless a change has taken place on the inside, then this won't matter. the only thing will happ