Btw, what I'm gonna say today is something I have always wanted to clarify:We aren't at war with Judaism,we aren't antiJew.
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Btw, what I'm gonna say today is something I have always wanted to clarify:
We aren't at war with Judaism,we aren't antiJew. We respect humanity in all its religions, forms,& colors. (Isn't it beautiful when a person can feel their complete humanity without any conditions?) Therefore, these conflicts are solely bc a radical Zionist group is using murder,starvation, & displacement to impose a worse reality on Palestinians & strip em of their humanity by describing em as 'human animals.' -
@fabio hi Fabio
I agree w u, but allow me to clarify my point: religions, in their various forms, being heavenly & supposed to be realistic and grounded in reality, present ideas that need interpretation and careful examination by specialized & devout people to extract their essence.
However, the error lies in ppl interpreting these things as they please, with each person viewing them from their own personal perspective without consulting the experts.
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@fabio hi Fabio
I agree w u, but allow me to clarify my point: religions, in their various forms, being heavenly & supposed to be realistic and grounded in reality, present ideas that need interpretation and careful examination by specialized & devout people to extract their essence.
However, the error lies in ppl interpreting these things as they please, with each person viewing them from their own personal perspective without consulting the experts.
@fabio Thus, even extremists from all religions are ppl who exploit religion to plant ideas that are not recommended by any holy book, but rather use it to practice their barbarism and evil thoughts.
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@fabio
Fabio, you write as if there hasn't been a 2000 year tradition of INTERPRETING these texts. Or, as it says in Tractate Sanhedrin: a court that imposes a death sentence once in 70 years is considered to be a harsh Sanhedrin.
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@fabio
I'll use one example. "An eye for an eye". The earliest interpretation of this, already implied in the Torah text is that of FINANCIAL compensation of damage. And this is how JEWISH children learn to understand this text from Torah. Now ask yourself whether you have the topical knowledge to even do one pronouncement on this. You're welcome.
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