Showing posts with label idolatry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label idolatry. Show all posts

Friday, April 4, 2014

We Are More than Rocks as Our Souls Give Us Animation

Though the universe is soulful; for example Aaron drew water from rock, what makes the human soul special is that it can operate at higher levels than rocks, and even still at higher levels than other species.  The soul is the part that animates.

For instance; there is the animal soul that makes it such that some of us experience hunger.  A rock will probably never feel hungry, and because of that, what we believe hunger is an inclination to evil.  That makes the souls of beasts higher than that of inanimate objects.

Another level of the soul that I believe even monkeys, and especially mother’s of other higher level species can do is empathy.  Although I can’t say every human is capable of empathy.  It is usually very apparent when a human lacks it.  Though it is difficult for family members, and close people to deal with a human lacks the level of the soul that is a conscience: I feel pity for someone who never experiences empathy.  That is the appropriate response for such a person.

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

A Question For the Rabbi; Can There Be Jewishness Without Moses and Aaron? Would There Have Been Jewishness If Not For Moses and Aaron?

The question: "I doubt that there is some sort of cosmic vibration that a Jewish mother's womb gives off that makes her offspring Jewish.
It seems that the vehicle for transmission of the Jewish message is patriarchal, the way Ethics of Our Fathers seems to indicate.  For example, 1:1 "Moses received the Torah from Sinai and gave it over to Joshua. Joshua gave it over to the Elders, the Elders to the Prophets, and the Prophets gave it over to the Men of the Great Assembly..."

I was told by the Rabbi that while educational tradition is passed down by the father.  The essence is passed on by the mother.

"The Torah explicitly forbids intermarriage. The source is in Deuteronomy 7:3-4,
You shall not intermarry with them; you shall not give your daughter to his son, and you shall not take his daughter for your son, for he will cause your child to turn away from after Me and they will worship the gods of others." http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/108396/jewish/Intermarriage.htm
I personally admit to my audience.  I have committed idolatry.  I don't even necessarily think it was my fault, as I didn't know any better.  Possibly, it was because my father instructed me in faithless science.  Chemical imbalance caused me to be hyper-sexual for which my dad did turn my head to the wrong direction, suggesting masturbation is good.  The Bible says however, "And, they will worship the gods of others," and that much does not describe me.  I committed idolatry, but refrain from worship because I believe my idol to be horrible and that I would die if I believed in her.  So, I fled.  I moved much the same way where if someone has committed murder moves to a city of refuge, according to biblical command.  When I committed idolatry, Hashem intervened and to His surprise I suddenly believed in the Gd of the Israel.  My life has never been the same, as I have received both forgiveness and blessing from Hashem.  The only hint that mom is Jewish is that she told me never to lie.


Friday, June 15, 2012

A Horrible Lie of Christianity: The Sin Credit Card Jesus Sold in Bulk for Free

Jesus was honestly mistaken.  Unlimited forgiveness isn't true, as there is time to pay for sins.  The closest thing Jesus can offer is similar to the idea of a spiritual sin credit card.  Eventually, it becomes time to pay for this horrible spiritual sin credit card, and when it does Christian are out of luck.

Nothing in this world is free, including sin.  In the Psalms, David admonished those that accept free gifts.  Jesus idea of creating the possibility of endless sin for his followers is thus contrary to other parts of the Bible.  

Beyond that, in the Christian Bible it is such that sin is not free.  The Christian book of Revelation tells its readers that after the rapture, there is judgment for all souls, alive or dead.

In the book, Genesis, unlike Revelation, Hashem establishes that the kingdom of Noah is eternal.  Revelation is the end according Christians, but differently in Genesis there is no end!, as in the Bible the kingdom of Noah is eternal.  Because there is no end, there is no limit to the amount of time one has to pay for sins!  Furthermore, in the book of Daniel, there is the resurrection of the dead where some are made to pay through reception of everlasting contempt, which is eternal payment for sins.  As payment for sin, Jesus asks to be worshipped as God.  Despite that Jesus isn't God.

In the religion of Christianity, it is as if Jesus gives the people he meets a credit card, such that if one seeks not to be obedient to Torah, he or she may do so until it comes time to pay. If one casts their sins upon Jesus, then it is such that Jesus becomes damaged, whereby one must eventually pay for their credit card debt that Jesus theoretically permits one to use.

Thus, the conclusion of this blog:  I advise not to accept this terrible credit card debt because it must be paid for.  I do not advise casting sins on people.  Rather, I recommend paying for sins as soon as possible. I myself prefer to avoid incurring damage, such that compensation is required.

It is said that upon meeting Jesus, he will say that the debt is paid in full. This means that he has paid for your debt already, and now it is time to start paying for your sins. Everyone pays in some way.  Sorry, despite the supposed forgiveness of Jesus, there are no freebies.