... and morality is the Good Book. This is patently ridiculous because the Bibles are nothing more than books of myths, fables, contradictions, human and animal sacrifices, genocide, slaveholding, misogyny, destruction, barbarisms, and impossible tales. They are not accurate history and certainly are not the words of any god unless he is an insane and totally untrustworthy monster. They ...

...thousand years ago, a radical rabbi was regarded as literal deity, though nobody has heard much since. Some Black Jews in USA today are seemingly decendants of the slaves of European-American slaveholders. Anthropologists and DNAers certainly have their own constructions of who's a Jew too, and I wouldn't argue the negatives. Here is a corker for this hellacious time: The Pashtung ...

You can't go wrong rereading Mein Kampf, chapter two. You see what kind of a person Hitler is. He's no neocon. Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler Volume One - A Reckoning Chapter II: Years of Study and Suffering in Vienna WHEN my mother died, Fate, at least in one respect, had made its decisions. In the last months of her sickness, I had gone to Vienna to take the entrance ...

... of the North, of New England and its western colonies, such as Kansas, Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota. They were the progressive party. They were the ones pushing the slaveholding states into secession, by electing that Republican radical abolitionist (so the South thought), Abraham Lincoln. The colours of the parties were then appropriate to the traditional connotations of red ...

...party of the North, of New England and its western colonies, such as Kansas, Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota. They were the progressive party. They were the ones pushing the slaveholding states into secession, by electing that Republican radical abolitionist (so the South thought), Abraham Lincoln. The colours of the parties were then appropriate to the traditional connotations of red and...

... of the North, of New England and | its western colonies, such as Kansas, Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota. | They were the progressive party. They were the ones pushing the | slaveholding states into secession, by electing that Republican radical | abolitionist (so the South thought), Abraham Lincoln. The colours of | the parties were then appropriate to the traditional connotations of | red ...

...> totally base their faith on the Bibles. The Bibles are nothing more than books of myths, fables, contradictions, human and animal sacrifices, genocide, slaveholding, misogyny, destruction, barbarisms, and impossible tales. They are not accurate history and certainly are not the words of any god unless he is an insane and totally untrustworthy monster. They are...

... the Bibles. They totally base their faith on the Bibles. The Bibles are nothing more than books of myths, fables, contradictions, human and animal sacrifices, genocide, slaveholding, misogyny, destruction, barbarisms, and impossible tales. They are not accurate history and certainly are not the words of any god unless he is an insane and totally untrustworthy monster. ...

...is the Bibles. They totally base their faith on the Bibles. The Bibles are nothing more than books of myths, fables, contradictions, human and animal sacrifices, genocide, slaveholding, misogyny, destruction, barbarisms, and impossible tales. They are not accurate history and certainly are not the words of any god unless he is an insane and totally untrustworthy monster. They ...

... Bibles. They totally base their faith on the Bibles. The Bibles are nothing more than books of myths, fables, contradictions, human and animal sacrifices, genocide, slaveholding, misogyny, destruction, barbarisms, and impossible tales. They are not accurate history and certainly are not the words of any god unless he is an insane and totally untrustworthy monster. They ...