Quote from: tvbcof on January 07, 2019, 04:45:20 AM

Quote from: michaelkelly8798 on January 07, 2019, 01:52:47 AM

Quote from: tvbcof on January 07, 2019, 01:16:55 AM

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I would also say that some people call themselves 'atheist' because they don't fit into one of the 'big [int]' religions. When they say 'but I am spiritual', they are not 'atheist' in my opinion. Not even 'agnostic'. In the West at least they are usually kabbalahists/luciferians more closely related to modern Judaism than anything else, but usually the don't know it. That's what all this new-age weirdness is all about as I see it. Molding the masses in anticipation of a hoped-for 'turning.' And doing a bang-up job of it to my consternation.

You seem like a person who's read a lot, what you say makes a lot of sense. The teachings of Jesus definitely were definitely very noble, the prophets of the Jews prophesized and described Jesus death and life but most of Jews don't know that. Read Psalm 22 as an example and you will see how mind blowing it is. Today's Jews believe the book of Psalms is real yet don't believe in Jesus. Please read it yourself and tell me if you think that can be faked. Jesus is more than just the representation of righteousness and a good ideology, He really was the son of God. Read Isaias 53. This will blow your mind.

I've yet to sit down and actually study the Bible or any other religious text of antiquity. It's on my list of things to do, but it's a fairly big undertaking...and I don't read to good.

I will say that people do pull some jaw-dropping things out of both the Bible and the Talmud on regular basis. I enjoy these things a lot. The reason the Babylonian Talmud stuff interests me is because it is clearly a driving force in my country (the U.S.) at the moment. We will probably have Kushner as president fairly soon, and that husband/wife team are Chabad-Lubavitch who take the most objectionable things out of the Talmud and run with them. Run hard. The unabashed ethnic supremacy of these folks is staggering and as a goy I'm not real comfortable being under their thumb. Did you know that all of us goyim who ever lived are not even as valuable as the fingernail of any Jew? The last Lubavitcher Rebbe, who's grave Jared and Ivanka went to pray for the Donald to win POTUS at, said as much.

Rabbinical Jews will say that it is impossible to read the Talmud as a non-believing Goyim and one needs a lifetime of study to understand it. Bullshit! The stuff is as clear as a bell (if it is not invented of whole cloth by anti-semites) and it is also clear why Jesus stood up against them and why some of the Jews hold a grudge against the guy to this day.

There are a lot of itemized excuses for this and that in the Babylonian Talmud. Trouble is, the concepts outlined in the Talmud explain the behavior of the zionists toward Palestinians (and every other group of goyim for that matter) that we see every day to a tee. The proof is in the pudding so to speak.

Turns out that being distinctly NOT an ethic supremacist is a good way to gain a world-wide following which is what happened with Christ and Christianity by the looks of things. Who would have thunk it? Only some real idiot goyim will follow these ethnic supremacists with their '7 Noahide laws' and the rest of their bullshit. That's the evangelical flock these days. Not the mega-church pastors of course. They are obviously on the dole and are very likely hard-core Lucifarians anyway.

I haven't read the talmud, as far as I'm concerned there's diabolic stuff in there, other gods other than the God of the Bible, I wouldn't bother reading something like that. Did you read the verses I pointed out to you? This will prove Christianity was more than a new doctrine. It proves the Bible is more than just a book because it predicts events in the future that happen exactly as described. It describes events that were out of the hands of Jesus himself to fulfill in case you are believing the books of the new testament are just inventions. This is prophesied in the books of the Jews (Torah) even though most of them don't consider Jesus as the Messiah.