I made it clear I had NOT studied it. I made clear that I had read just a few verses or whatever they are called.
so you are drawing conclusions after not reading it. Great start!
You say "it's very clear" and yet you haven't read the material. Claiming that the authors of a text you haven't read thought something is beyond arrogance and is fully stupid.
So it’s “clear” to you that Jews have no moral compass, and yet you insist you’re not a raging antisemite?
Muslims will tell you theirs is a great religion.I noticed some non jewish religious fanatics call judaism serpent devil religion and do not like Kabbala and Noahide laws but its nothing bad when explained and i think it fits broadly with Christianity as well
What is Kabbalah?
Kabbalah (קַבָּלָה, "receiving" in Hebrew) is a mystical and esoteric tradition within Judaism.
It developed in the Middle Ages, especially in Provence (France) and Spain, and later became associated with Jewish mystics in Safed (Galilee) in the 16th century.
Its goal is to understand the hidden aspects of God (Ein Sof = The Infinite) and the structure of the universe.
The main text is the Zohar, a mystical commentary on the Torah, written in Aramaic around the 13th century.
Central to Kabbalah is the concept of the Sefirot – ten attributes or emanations through which God manifests and interacts with the world. These include things like wisdom, understanding, beauty, strength, mercy, etc.
Kabbalah deals with symbolism, numerology (like Gematria – interpreting words by the numerical value of Hebrew letters), and meditation practices.
It influenced not only Judaism, but also Christian mysticism, Renaissance philosophy, and modern spiritual movements.
What are the Noahide Laws?
The Noahide Laws (or Sheva Mitzvot B’nei Noach – שבע מצוות בני נח) are a set of seven universal moral laws in Jewish tradition.
They are said to have been given by God to Noah and his descendants after the Flood.
Unlike the 613 commandments of the Torah for Jews, the Noahide laws are seen as binding on all humanity.
The 7 Noahide Laws are:
Do not worship idols (belief in one God).
Do not blaspheme (respect God’s name).
Do not murder.
Do not steal.
Do not commit sexual immorality (e.g., adultery, incest, bestiality).
Do not eat flesh torn from a living animal (respect for life, prohibition of cruelty).
Establish courts of justice (to enforce these laws fairly).
In Jewish thought, any non-Jew who follows these laws is called a “Righteous Gentile” (Chassid Umot HaOlam).
Such people are believed to have a share in the World to Come (Olam HaBa).
So, in short:
Kabbalah = Jewish mysticism, seeking to understand God’s hidden mysteries.
Noahide Laws = Universal moral code for all humanity, according to Judaism.
Some Jews DO have a moral compass and are US patriots. Daniel Ellsberg, for example. He revealed the many lies in the Pentagon. Russ Feingold for example. He was the only man in the senate to vote against the Zionist Unpatriot Act. Glenn Greenwald, Jill Stein, Jeffrey Sachs and many more Jews who know right from wrong.
Shut the **** up. Everyone who isn’t a deranged Jew-hater sees you for what you are.
Too much truth for you Lisa.
Except what other religion than Judaism will say that those who don’t follow their religion still can go to Heaven? I know the Christians and Muslims sure don’t think so.
Too much antisemitism for me. I have a Jew-hate limit, which you’ve surpassed. Good riddance, bigot.Too much truth for you Lisa.
so you define having a moral compass as agreeing with your positions.
labalab.org
www.futureofjewish.com
Too much truth for you Lisa.
No, I define having a moral compass as knowing the difference between right and wrong, good and bad. Bravery is having a moral compass AND being able to speak the truth.so you define having a moral compass as agreeing with your positions.
I would suggest that there are plenty of people, Jewish and otherwise, with a perfectly clear moral compass but who have positions you would not agree with.
Good Jew, Bad Jew – LABA
The world’s ‘good Jews’ are history’s bad guys.
"Good Jews" always end up on the wrong side of history.Loading…
www.tandfonline.com
But you think that anyone who disagrees about the application of those labels is without a moral compass. Your vision of "right" and "wrong" isn't definitive, limiting or universal.
And yet you can't afford to feed the starving Jews of Eastern Europe. You need money from Christians.
There are more Jews in Texas than there are in Eastern Europe
Judaism seems to work alright for Jews. For others, not so much.I noticed some non jewish religious fanatics call judaism serpent devil religion and do not like Kabbala and Noahide laws but its nothing bad when explained and i think it fits broadly with Christianity as well
What is Kabbalah?
Kabbalah (קַבָּלָה, "receiving" in Hebrew) is a mystical and esoteric tradition within Judaism.
It developed in the Middle Ages, especially in Provence (France) and Spain, and later became associated with Jewish mystics in Safed (Galilee) in the 16th century.
Its goal is to understand the hidden aspects of God (Ein Sof = The Infinite) and the structure of the universe.
The main text is the Zohar, a mystical commentary on the Torah, written in Aramaic around the 13th century.
Central to Kabbalah is the concept of the Sefirot – ten attributes or emanations through which God manifests and interacts with the world. These include things like wisdom, understanding, beauty, strength, mercy, etc.
Kabbalah deals with symbolism, numerology (like Gematria – interpreting words by the numerical value of Hebrew letters), and meditation practices.
It influenced not only Judaism, but also Christian mysticism, Renaissance philosophy, and modern spiritual movements.
The Noahide Laws (or Sheva Mitzvot B’nei Noach – שבע מצוות בני נח) are a set of seven universal moral laws in Jewish tradition.
They are said to have been given by God to Noah and his descendants after the Flood.
Unlike the 613 commandments of the Torah for Jews, the Noahide laws are seen as binding on all humanity.
The 7 Noahide Laws are:
Do not worship idols (belief in one God).
Do not blaspheme (respect God’s name).
Do not murder.
Do not steal.
Do not commit sexual immorality (e.g., adultery, incest, bestiality).
Do not eat flesh torn from a living animal (respect for life, prohibition of cruelty).
Establish courts of justice (to enforce these laws fairly).
In Jewish thought, any non-Jew who follows these laws is called a “Righteous Gentile” (Chassid Umot HaOlam).
Such people are believed to have a share in the World to Come (Olam HaBa).
Kabbalah = Jewish mysticism, seeking to understand God’s hidden mysteries.
Noahide Laws = Universal moral code for all humanity, according to Judaism.
