whutTHEYsay
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400 21 white Christian nationalist Republicans “attacking “Christians” - attacking a specific “Christian“ - her name is Mariann Budde. The Christian authoritarians and it’s not so Christian billionaires have met their match.
Christianity is divided - there are the “love the neighbor” Christians vs “ storm the capitol” Christians such as Roadrunner and ding . I’m on the side with BUDDE.. abmbz00421
i. Road Runner i Original Post. : If babies aren't alive in the womb, then how does abortion exist? After all, how can you kill somebody who was never alive in the first place? rdrnnr 230929 aqfpc00001
ii. NotfooledbyW cdxxi to aqfoc00001: See Post nf.23.08.18 #10,336 .. Here is a relevant excerpt;
Rabbi Schneur Zalman explains that the Torah’s use of the word “breath” to describe the Neshama, to teach that it comes from the essence of God, and he refers to it as a “part of God.”[15]
Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan (1934-1983) provides additional insights into this metaphor: [16]
“God's exhaling a soul can be compared to a glassblower forming a vessel. The breath (neshama) first leaves his lips, travels as a wind (ruach) and finally comes to rest (nefesh) in the vessel.
The vessel (our body) I understand is depicted in the lower picture (sleeping infant) and neshama comes to rest in the vessel at birth which I call First Breath.
FIRST BREATH Science is more in line with JEWISH BELIEF than CATHOLIC BELIEF and you can read more about that here: Post nf.22.07.21 #4,
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Christianity is divided - there are the “love the neighbor” Christians vs “ storm the capitol” Christians such as Roadrunner and ding . I’m on the side with BUDDE.. abmbz00421
i. Road Runner i Original Post. : If babies aren't alive in the womb, then how does abortion exist? After all, how can you kill somebody who was never alive in the first place? rdrnnr 230929 aqfpc00001
ii. NotfooledbyW cdxxi to aqfoc00001: See Post nf.23.08.18 #10,336 .. Here is a relevant excerpt;
Rabbi Schneur Zalman explains that the Torah’s use of the word “breath” to describe the Neshama, to teach that it comes from the essence of God, and he refers to it as a “part of God.”[15]
Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan (1934-1983) provides additional insights into this metaphor: [16]
“God's exhaling a soul can be compared to a glassblower forming a vessel. The breath (neshama) first leaves his lips, travels as a wind (ruach) and finally comes to rest (nefesh) in the vessel.
The vessel (our body) I understand is depicted in the lower picture (sleeping infant) and neshama comes to rest in the vessel at birth which I call First Breath.
FIRST BREATH Science is more in line with JEWISH BELIEF than CATHOLIC BELIEF and you can read more about that here: Post nf.22.07.21 #4,
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