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Off Topic => Off Topic => Topic started by: Mooning Freddy on January 29, 2010, 05:29:08 PM
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Here I was, reading the newspaper, about the aftermath of the horrible earthquake in Haiti, and all those wonderful rescue and medical teams, many of them military men, which my country sent there in order to ease the people's suffering, like every modern Western civilization should do.
What magnificent people, I thought, all hitched together for the cause of saving lives.
Until I saw this.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=116613§ionid=351020706
:o I KNEW IT! THOSE JEWISH BASTARDS!
I knew they could never have pure causes!
Stealing organs again like they do in Gaza! Black-hearted evil motha....
*sigh*
:-X How much more can a man take of that racist, antisemitic bullshit?
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Ah, the world's hatred against Jews just won't stop until the end of time, I suppose.
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This is very sad indeed..
But where does it say its the Jews that doing this??
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Ok. You know that Jews aren't the only ones that live, and operate in Israel, right? Also, Jewish is a religion, not a race. There are a huge variety of different races there. So before you go around calling people Jew Bastard, maybe you should remove your head from out of your ass.
Thank you.
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And besides.. Jews are the among the smallest religions on earth, and they are spread all over the world.
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Chances are it's not the Jews doing this. It could be one of those third parties looking to exploit other peoples, religions, etc, for personal gain or vendetta.
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Ok. You know that Jews aren't the only ones that live, and operate in Israel, right? Also, Jewish is a religion, not a race. There are a huge variety of different races there. So before you go around calling people Jew Bastard, maybe you should remove your head from out of your ass.
Thank you.
Most people, when they have a few choice words about Israel, are usually speaking about the Jewish population (or Israelites, as I still like to use), not other Israelis.
And it is a race, if the Bible is to be believed. Which I'm sure you don't believe.
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Most people, when they have a few choice words about Israel, are usually speaking about the Jewish population (or Israelites, as I still like to use), not other Israelis.
And it is a race, if the Bible is to be believed. Which I'm sure you don't believe.
According to the bibel, the Jews are a the people God choose, so they are not a race. (BTW, am Ateist, but I stil know what Im talking about)
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Most people, when they have a few choice words about Israel, are usually speaking about the Jewish population (or Israelites, as I still like to use), not other Israelis.
And it is a race, if the Bible is to be believed. Which I'm sure you don't believe.
Oh, alright. So I guess if I was black, and converted to Judaism, I'd no longer be black, right?
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According to the bibel, the Jews are a the people God choose, so they are not a race. (BTW, am Ateist, but I stil know what Im talking about)
People, race—what exactly is the difference? The "race" word is retarded anyway.
Regardless, they were a people with a specific nationality, one chosen by God, and they were very strict about who lives amongst them and such.
And, "Jew" can be both a nationality AND a religion! ;D Not all Jews are religious, and not all religious Jews are inherently Jewish.
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I don't think that Rugal got me here. I LIVE in Israel. I am Jewish and Israeli.
When referring to Israelis, you almost always refer to the Jewish population, since they are, after all, 75% of the country's population.
Besides, the Arab population of Israel rarely refer themselves as "Israelis", but prefer seeing themselves as "Palestinian citizens of Israel", or in the worse case, "Citizens of occupied Palestine". Obviously, I am not including the inhabitants of Gaza and the West Bank, which are outside the political borders of Israel and are referred to simply as "Palestinians".
Jews are both a religion and a nation, NOT a race. Jews are not a race because they do not share the same racial characteristics. Being spread across the world, you truly would not expect Ethiopian Jews to have anything in common with Ashkenazi (European) Jews, Jews from communities in Morocco, Iraq or India.
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There are only three races living on earth right now:
#1 Caucasoid
#2 Mongoloid
#3 Negroid
But in the end there is no such thing as a superior race chosen by god to lead humanity because god doesn't play favorites. the only thing that is superior to humanity is the human spirit which transcends the weak physical fleshy body we dwell in for a time. The spirit is not limited by race, creed, sexual orientation, etc. So in my mind it is the spirit that is most important as everything else is only superficial and temporary.
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Well, I never said anything about a superior race, just stating what the Bible says about the Jews, which is that they are, or were, His chosen people, meant to spread His light to the rest of the world. They kind of kept it to themselves, though, and real salvation came in the form of Jesus Christ. Though according to Scripture, if you read The Book of Isaiah, God still has plans for the Jews and they are still His chosen ones.
Jus'sayin'.
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Sorry if i misinterpreted you there Abnormal Freak. But only according to those of Jewish faith itself does it say that they are the chosen ones. You need to be very careful about reading things like the bible or other written scriptures that came after Christ because of all the Dogma and contradictions that lay there-in. These works were written by men of influence at the time when we all lived in a very illiterate society, especially the European countries. If you want the least tainted works of spiritual writings then you need to look at the dead sea scrolls and other works that were recorded by the messiahs themselves and not those who had an ego to satisfy. I myself have some Jewish blood but I see no point in following a strict one-sided view of the world. I'm far more interested in the religions of the far east (Japanese culture feels right to me). I'd rather see the world as a whole with all peoples living together without fear or prejudice.
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This topic is Jewish.
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Sorry if i misinterpreted you there Abnormal Freak. But only according to those of Jewish faith itself does it say that they are the chosen ones. You need to be very careful about reading things like the bible or other written scriptures that came after Christ because of all the Dogma and contradictions that lay there-in. These works were written by men of influence at the time when we all lived in a very illiterate society, especially the European countries. If you want the least tainted works of spiritual writings then you need to look at the dead sea scrolls and other works that were recorded by the messiahs themselves and not those who had an ego to satisfy. I myself have some Jewish blood but I see no point in following a strict one-sided view of the world. I'm far more interested in the religions of the far east (Japanese culture feels right to me). I'd rather see the world as a whole with all peoples living together without fear or prejudice.
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The Scripture we have is very accurately translated and copied over when compared to the Dead Sea Scrolls and other manuscripts through the ages. And the contradictions simply aren't there—if you really study the Bible, you see how so much of it ties in perfectly with the old Jewish books that comprise the Old Testament. Some of the New Testament authors were indeed uneducated—some of them were very well-educated—and yet they reference the old writings, and the things they write about themselves line up perfectly with those old writings. That's why the Bible is a whole, Old and New Testament combined, and precisely why I say that Christianity too states that the Israelites are still God's chosen people and He still has a plan for them. In a sense, of course. The original purpose for them, to shed God's light unto all the world, they generally failed to do, and thus the purpose for Christ (among other reasons, like true salvation).
And half of the New Testament was written by individuals who were acquainted with Christ while He was alive, not some dogmatic egotist. Some would say Paul fits the latter description, but his letters and accounts were equally as doctrinally sound as the rest. Hence the reason for believing Scripture is divinely inspired—written by men from their skill level and perspectives, but ultimately with the truth of God. So Christianity teaches.
Man, how did we get into this? I'm guessing I was responsible, ha!
"other works that were recorded by the messiahs themselves"
I'm really confused by that quoted section, because there was only one Messiah/Anointed One, being Jesus, the Christ (the Greek word for Messiah). Perhaps you meant the apostles?