try again----I said that they were Roman shills---
or---if you prefer SHILLS FOR THE ROMANS. It
is common knowledge but not consistent with the
teachings of the Jelly bean school marms
Where does it say that they were shills for the Romans?
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try again----I said that they were Roman shills---
or---if you prefer SHILLS FOR THE ROMANS. It
is common knowledge but not consistent with the
teachings of the Jelly bean school marms
I don't know if that was a compliment or an insult.you are coming CLOSE-----dingbat
a simple observation regarding your PROGRESS--I don't know if that was a compliment or an insult.
Stop it. You are making me blush.a simple observation regarding your PROGRESS--
intellectually
Criticism is neither antisemitic, nor racist. My comments don't even rise to the level of criticism.You certainly sound like it; Making “ excuses or rationalizing “ it
Goyim means 'the great unwashed' to Jews.Goyim means "nations", the plural of goy or "nation".
What about that do you find offensive?
They knew their days were numbered when Jesus appeared.To be fair, The Pharisees were around a long time before the carpenter.
They had a right to question his bona fides.
The Jewish leaders were responsible for all religious teaching. They taught the people against Jesus, depriving them of the truth.First, the source below (a Christian source) pegs it as 2 million. But even if that wasn’t true and it was only 400,000, what I said still applies - the vast majority never heard of him, and only a handful had anything, if at all, to do with his death. It wasn’t fair to blame all Jews for it - even back then.
LIFE OF THE JEWS AROUND THE TIME OF JESUS | Facts and Details
factsanddetails.com
Mark 7:. You got a citation for that Jelly bean school idiot claim that they "direct lined to Gawd"? unless you consider Zeus to be "GAWD"
Better to actually read Ezekiel than to read about Ezekiel.Ezekiel | Hebrew Prophet & Biblical Visionary
Ezekiel was a prophet-priest of ancient Israel and the subject and in part the author of an Old Testament book that bears his name. Ezekiel’s early oracles (from c. 592) in Jerusalem were pronouncements of violence and destruction; his later statements addressed the hopes of the Israelites exiledwww.britannica.com
Where does the Jewish 'superiority complex' come from? It seems to me that this is the real nub of antisemitism.“Kol goy” - which we say in the Passover Haggadah - means all nations, and is meant to be inclusive. Just saying.
I don't see any superiority complex. I do see confidence that they are living life as God intends life to be lifed.Where does the Jewish 'superiority complex' come from?
There is no Jewish superiority. IME, only antisemites claim that.Where does the Jewish 'superiority complex' come from? It seems to me that this is the real nub of antisemitism.
Yeah, it'd be like politicians did it, really, or all the priests, because he was messing with their livelihood with his teachings. It's not like the Hoi Polloi had any power to sway the Roman government. The Pharisees did.1) I like that you point out that Jews today had nothing to do with that.
2) The extent to which Jews WERE involved back then is questionable.
3) It’s critical to acknowledge that even if the Jews back then were behind it, that does doesn’t mean ALL Jews back then were behind it. The vast, vast majority of Jews then never heard of Jesus, and there was just a small band of Jews who MAY have been behind it. So it’s completely unfair to blame a few Jews for what they might have done on all Jews living at that time - which was about 2 million in Israel and another 4 million in the diaspora.
Forever separate from the rest of humanity?I don't see any superiority complex. I do see confidence that they are living life as God intends life to be lifed.
I'm puzzled by your placement of the punctuation marks around IME.There is no Jewish superiority. IME, only antisemites claim that.
What’s puzzling? IME stands for “in my experience,” and it is an introductory phrase - thus the comma. I learned that in elementary school.I'm puzzled by your placement of the punctuation marks around IME.
Quakers immediately come to mind...Forever separate from the rest of humanity?
I think you have applied it incorrectly. It should read,What’s puzzling? IME stands for “in my experience,” and it is an introductory phrase - thus the comma. I learned that in elementary school.
No, that changes the meaning. What I said was correct.I think you have applied it incorrectly. It should read,
"There is no Jewish superiority, IME. Only antisemites claim that."
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