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May
9
comment Why Rhea is translated as neighbor?
For example, a psychopath that live next to me is my neighbor. My business partners that live a few blocks away is not. Should I hate my business partners and care about the psychopath next door?
May
9
comment Why Rhea is translated as neighbor?
Yes. Neighbor means guys that live next to me. It only means fellow humans in "christians" sense because jews translate rhea into "neighbor"
May
5
comment Did Hezekiah discovered Torah (or scriptures) Last Copies?
All torah scrolls are exactly the same? That must be a legend by it self. I thought we have masoretic, qumran, samaritan torah, and septuagint (not in hebrew). And all those masoretict texts are exactly the same.
May
5
comment Did Hezekiah discovered Torah (or scriptures) Last Copies?
Actually is it yosiah or hezekiah (or whoever their real names are). I forget. Sorry.
May
5
comment Did Hezekiah discovered Torah (or scriptures) Last Copies?
Oh it's Yosiah? I thought it's Hezekiah.
Mar
29
comment Who is Moshiach?
I thought Cyrus was messiah. The bible explicitly said so. I didn't know he's from a house of David. In fact, cyrus is the only guy in the whole bible ever explicitly declared mosiach by God himself. cgg.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/Library.sr/CT/PW/k/187/… I shouldn't trust any other candidate do I?
Mar
29
comment Does someone who dies very young have a soulmate?
So Judaism believe in reincarnation?
Mar
28
comment Do Jews need to care about non-jewish homosexuality?
snow crab legs are taken from live snow crabs?
Mar
28
comment What is the point of having a rapist marry the woman he raped?
Maybe the fine is huge. I mean the alternative is death penalty (too stiff) or jailing, don't exist yet. By fining the guy, at least they both punish the rapist and reward the victim. Moreover, a man that can't afford fine could be a slave. Which is a tough enough punishment. But yea, marriage is a punishment. I like the idea :) Should this be an answer.
Mar
22
comment Where in the Torah does it says we cannot eat live anmals?
Ah. So life blood here does not mean physical blood. That's why you think (probably correctly) that it's a different commands.
Mar
21
comment Where in the Torah does it says we cannot eat live anmals?
Updated with more verses based on the one answer. Yes I honestly think the prohibition is the same @SethJ. The wording is similar.
Mar
21
comment Where in the Torah does it says we cannot eat live anmals?
@msh210 I can assure you that if I am confused, most people should be. I am not as smart as you, but way above average than most people.
Mar
21
comment Where in the Torah does it says we cannot eat live anmals?
In Indonesia, the saying is you can't eat blood followed by a strange theory that life is in the blood.
Mar
21
comment Where in the Torah does it says we cannot eat live anmals?
Ah I remember the verse now. “But you must not eat meat that has its lifeblood still in it." Does that mean life or blood? thanks to one answer.
Mar
21
comment Where in the Torah does it says we cannot eat live anmals?
So only jews aren't allowed to eat blood. The rest of the jews are fine. However, no people should eat limbs from a live anmial?
Mar
21
comment Where in the Torah does it says we cannot eat live anmals?
Actually. Yea I think there is only one commandment. Actually if you can show that there are 2 that'll be great.
Mar
21
comment Are Jews racist against non-Jews?
I only mate with women, does that mean I am sexist?
Mar
13
comment Where in the Torah does it says we cannot eat live anmals?
I think the non blood thingy comes from noachide that (according to jews) apply to both. I won't give up my pork though I like goats more.
Feb
20
comment Food cooked by a non-Jew not kosher?
So, no chinese restaurants?
Jan
28
comment How do we reconcile the order of creating animals betweeen Genesis and science?
I think you presumed that I think "hence" the torah must be wrong. No. I am open minded here. I mean how do we reconcile literally. I am impressed that a 5k years old book can get something "almost correct". But we need to go more than almost for God claims right?