Zone1 Why do some people hate the Jews?

[ding]

And listen carefully to what He is saying to you.

I just had a lesson on that. All I can say is that he does work in mysterious ways even if that's not explicitly said in the Bible.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

Ok, but do you believe he thought exterminating Jews was evil?

Belief doesn’t come into it.

He thought extermination was the only solution.

 

[Woodznutz]

I just had a lesson on that. All I can say is that he does work in mysterious ways even if that's not explicitly said in the Bible.

It's in there.

The phrase "It is the glory of God to conceal a matter" comes from Proverbs 25:2, which states that it is God's privilege to hide things, while it is the honor of kings to seek them out. This suggests that there is a divine wisdom in concealment, and that the pursuit of knowledge and understanding is a noble endeavor for humanity. The verse highlights the contrast between divine mystery and human inquiry, emphasizing the value of exploration and discovery in the search for truth.

Some mysteries are hidden in plain sight, for example "love others as you love youself", is taken to mean that concern for others is paramount. However, upon close examination love for oneself is the primary "hidden" meaning.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

So you can't present any actual Talmudic text. If you read Aramaic you would realize how wrong you are. Jesus is never mentioned in the Talmud.

Theoretical Theological Theater

It was also never mentioned in the Old Testament that God had a Son and was an undivided Trinity. But the New Testament was a big box-office hit, so God should have hired a better scriptwriter.

 

[ding]

Belief doesn’t come into it.

He thought extermination was the only solution.

The only solution to what?

But I disagree. I do believe beliefs/biases played a part in his rationalization. I don't believe he thought he was doing evil. No one does evil for the sake of evil. Instead they rationalize they are doing good when they are doing evil.

 

[ding]

Theoretical Theological Theater

It was also never mentioned in the Old Testament that God had a Son and was an undivided Trinity. But the New Testament was a big box-office hit, so God should have hired a better scriptwriter.

Jesus corrected misconceptions of their beliefs. Of course they weren't going to accept him.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

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Don't Get Strangled by the Tale of a Tiger

Princeton University? The only thing that can be read when written on Ivy is invisible ink.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

You are doing it again. You presented articles that explained how Jesus isn't in the Talmud but instead of reading what you posted, you just go and post more Christian sites who have seeked and found what they were looking for, despite the facts.

Domination Through Damnation

Looking at facts is a mortal sin. Do you want us to risk going to Hell?

 

[ShahdagMountains]

The only solution to what?

The Jews of course.

I don't believe he thought he was doing evil.

I don’t either.

 

[alang1216]

The Jews found themselves engaged in activities that required more knowledge. The working class became a merchant class, and the rest is history.

That may explain the cultural evolution of the group but not the biological evolution. Too short a time frame.

 

[playtime]

i truly do not understand why.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

Do you usually worry about things beyond your control?

Put Some Men into MENSA, and the Masters Who Shut Us Out Will Shudder

If enough other people worried about the consequence of wasting talent, then it wouldn't be useless for the talented to try to change it. At least get those cheated the most to unionize, which is the only way baseball talent got what they were worth.

 

[playtime]

The only solution to what?

But I disagree. I do believe beliefs/biases played a part in his rationalization. I don't believe he thought he was doing evil.

doesn't matter. he was.

No one does evil for the sake of evil.

tell jeffery dahmer that.

Instead they rationalize they are doing good when they are doing evil.

doesn't matter.

 

[Woodznutz]

That may explain the cultural evolution of the group but not the biological evolution. Too short a time frame.

A person's brain is just a big sponge. It will soak up any puddle it's put into, whether a simple trade or a highly skilled profession. However, a person's life is more than an occupation or profession. I turned down a very lucrative job because it wouldn't allow me to spend enough time in the woods.

 

[GLASNOST]

Theoretical Theological Theater

It was also never mentioned in the Old Testament that God had a Son and was an undivided Trinity. But the New Testament was a big box-office hit, so God should have hired a better scriptwriter.

You're good, Sage!

 

[ding]

Don't Get Strangled by the Tale of a Tiger

Princeton University? The only thing that can be read when written on Ivy is invisible ink.

Conspiracy theory much? Do you even trust yourself?

 

[ding]

Put Some Men into MENSA, and the Masters Who Shut Us Out Will Shudder

If enough other people worried about the consequence of wasting talent, then it wouldn't be useless for the talented to try to change it. At least get those cheated the most to unionize, which is the only way baseball talent got what they were worth.

Read my signature line.

 

[ding]

doesn't matter. he was.

I agree. I doubt he thought he was.

tell jeffery dahmer that.

He did what he did for his own pleasure. He didn't do it for the sake of doing evil.

doesn't matter.

It may be the only thing that matters. Fix that and it fixes everything else.

 

[ding]

The Jews of course.

So he thought it was best to get rid of them? Why?

I don’t either.

 

[ding]

You're good, Sage!

Your loss, not his.