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::Unfortunately, I'm familiar with Christianity's dealing with the Old Testament uses (since we're not Jewish).  My point was that "Old Testament Era" is unnecessarily broad and doesn't really define itself clearly; the provided link certainly did nothing to answer my question.  There's also the issue that the time line between the end of the Old Testament and the start of the New is not unbroken.  Other historical events occur, thus making the term "Old Testament Era" vague and useless in this context.  I think it should be more definite or perhaps more reliant on concrete dates, etc.  Of course, there's also the issue that there is obviously slavery in both the "Old Testament Era", "The New Testament Era", and the "Post-Testaments Era". --[[User:Academichick|Academichick]] 17:20, 25 June 2007 (EDT)

::Unfortunately, I'm familiar with Christianity's dealing with the Old Testament uses (since we're not Jewish).  My point was that "Old Testament Era" is unnecessarily broad and doesn't really define itself clearly; the provided link certainly did nothing to answer my question.  There's also the issue that the time line between the end of the Old Testament and the start of the New is not unbroken.  Other historical events occur, thus making the term "Old Testament Era" vague and useless in this context.  I think it should be more definite or perhaps more reliant on concrete dates, etc.  Of course, there's also the issue that there is obviously slavery in both the "Old Testament Era", "The New Testament Era", and the "Post-Testaments Era". --[[User:Academichick|Academichick]] 17:20, 25 June 2007 (EDT)