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Sorry about this. I'm not a Talmudic scholar in any sense; Can anyone qualify if what presented here is accurate and as bad as it sounds?

“The ‘goyim’ are not humans. They are beasts.”

(Baba Mezia 114b)

“If you eat with a ‘goy’ it is the same as eating with a dog.”

(Tosapoth, Jebamoth 94b)

“Even the best of the ‘goyim’ should all be killed.”

(Soferim 15)

“Sexual intercourse between the ‘goyim’ is like intercourse between animals.”

(Sanhedrin 74b)

“When it comes to a Gentile in peace times, one may harm him indirectly, for instance, by removing a ladder after he had fallen into a crevice.”

(Shulkan Arukh, Yoreh De ‘ah, 158, Hebrew Edition only)

“If a ‘goy’ (Gentile) hits a Jew he must be killed.”

(Sanhedrin 58b)

“If a Jew finds an object lost by a ‘goy’ it does not have to be returned.”

(Baba Mezia 24a)

“If a Jew murders a ‘goy’ there will be no death penalty.” (Sanhedrin 57a) What a Jew steals from a ‘goy’ he may keep.”

(Sanhedrin 57a)

“Jews may use subterfuges to circumvent a ‘goy.’” (Baba Kamma 113a) “All children of the ‘goyim’ (Gentiles) are animals.”

(Yebamoth 98a)

“Girls born of the ‘goyim’ are in a state of ‘niddah’ (menstrual uncleanness!) from birth.”

(Abodah Zarah 36b)

“‘Yashu’ (derogatory for ‘Jesus’) is in Hell being boiled in hot excrement.”

(Gittin 57a) [’Yashu’ is an acronym for the Jewish curse, ‘May his (Jesus) name be wiped out forevermore.’]

Yashu (Jesus) was sexually immoral and worshipped a brick.”

(Sanhedrin 107b)

“Yashu (Jesus) was cut off from the Jewish people for his wickedness and refused to repent.”

(Sotah 47a)

“Miriam the hairdresser had sex with many men.”

(Shabbath 104b, Hebrew Edition only)

“She who was the descendant of princes and governors (the virgin Mary) played the harlot with carpenters.”

(Sanhedrin 106a)*

“Christians who reject the Talmud will go to hell and be punished there for all generations.”

(Rosh Hashanah 17a)

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    What do you mean by "Hebrew edition only"?
    – andrewmh20
    Nov 16, 2015 at 8:22
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    The oldest trick in the missionary book is to quote out of context. Let's take your first quote which in the original says אתם קרויין אדם ואין עובדי כוכבים קרויין אדם - you (the Jews) are called Adam (human? person?) and the idol worshippers are not called Adam and not “The ‘goyim’ are not humans. They are beasts.” - The context is a Pasuk (Yechezkel 34:31 - וְאַתֵּן צֹאנִי צֹאן מַרְעִיתִי אָדָם אַתֶּם - You are my sheep whom I graze, you are Adam) to prove that the graves of non-Jews do not cause Tumah-impurity the way Jewish graves do. Nov 16, 2015 at 10:03
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    I'm familiar with many of the quotes, and most of them are clearly out-of-context. Since you mention that you're a Talmudic scholar (it says so clearly in your question) you should be able to handle this. (Now don't go telling me that you're not; why would context matter? You've clearly written Talmudic scholar in your introduction.) Nov 16, 2015 at 10:08
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    One possible issue with this question that I think is keeping it from getting an answer is that it's hard to address all the cases above together, as they each have an individual explanation.
    – andrewmh20
    Nov 16, 2015 at 13:01

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