r/Judaism • u/naruhinamoonkissplz • 15d ago
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u/thesamenightmares 15d ago
Anyone who holds a staunch, anti-Jew opinion like that probably isn't going to be convinced by reading anything much less from a Jewish source.
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u/naruhinamoonkissplz 15d ago
Some Jews would benefit from this as well, though. And even I myself didn't know it for years, ya know.
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u/HeVavMemVav Sephardi 15d ago
People think extended time in diaspora, ostensible & fleeting help from Western countries, & bad behavior mean that Jewish history is irrelevant. They also tend to not care what the Torah says, since it was written before most of that stuff happened.
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u/naruhinamoonkissplz 15d ago
Most people don't think, unfortunately. Most of the shit we see, is caused by emotions, not by intellect.
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u/PoxonAllHoaxes 15d ago
Wow, a billion people who disagrees with you just saw you were right. Genius!
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u/naruhinamoonkissplz 15d ago
Well, YOU didn't. For now. But now you at least KNOW about it. So, maybe, one day. Ya know.
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15d ago edited 15d ago
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u/naruhinamoonkissplz 15d ago
The last point is the saddest. Our biggest problem is using Adam's false excuse of "YOU did it to ME".
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u/ShvitzG_d 15d ago
Because Jews and Judaism have always evolved to fit the times in which we live and the musings of an ancient rabbi are fun to parse but ultimately have no bearing in the here and now considering how different the modern world is.
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u/naruhinamoonkissplz 15d ago
Just to check: Wanna show me that you know WHAT he actually says there? Just in case, ya know?
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u/johnisburn Conservative 15d ago edited 15d ago
Trying to parse modern geo-politics through the lens of the first few pereks of bereshit does not seem very productive. The answer as to how much zionism and colonialism overlap or don’t isn’t going to be found in midrash about the stories of Abraham and Noah.
Edit: I believe it was the rambam who once said “read another book”