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Author: saint7petersaint7peter Date: Feb 24, 2008 23:30
THESIS: Awhile back some priests set the goals of the Jewish people.
Those goals were very limited. They were limited to giving strict
obedience to the Torah. These limited goals were to substitute for
the arguably more ambitious goals of spiritual advancement toward a
God-like state, which were thought to be too difficult for the common
man. Be it resolved that Jews should continue to regard the goals of
obedience to the Torah as the summom bonum of Jewish conduct and
behavior.
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Author: Mary HoganMary Hogan Date: Feb 25, 2008 06:22
> THESIS: Awhile back some priests set the goals of the Jewish people.
> Those goals were very limited. They were limited to giving strict
> obedience to the Torah. These limited goals were to substitute for
> the arguably more ambitious goals of spiritual advancement toward a
> God-like state, which were thought to be too difficult for the common
> man. Be it resolved that Jews should continue to regard the goals of
> obedience to the Torah as the summom bonum of Jewish conduct and
> behavior.
>
You are so clueless and the byproduct is that you have corrupted your soul
so completely that you believe you are a god.
Here's a simple analogy.
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Author: ruthruth Date: Feb 25, 2008 09:38
On Feb 25, 9:22 am, "Mary Hogan" zoominternet.net> wrote:> hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have learned greatly from the Rabbis, because they have weighed every
> situation and offered fences that would even perhaps avoid inadvertent
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> Your perspective is corrupted.
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> Mary
The rabbis have changed the calendar year of God Almighty. Ex.
12:1-2.
The beast, according to Daniel 7:25-27 seeks to change the Appointed
Times and Law.
Are you following the beast?
Ruth
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Author: saint7petersaint7peter Date: Feb 25, 2008 09:55
On Feb 25, 6:22 am, "Mary Hogan" zoominternet.net> wrote:>> THESIS: Awhile back some priests set the goals of the Jewish people.
>> Those goals were very limited. They were limited to giving strict
>> obedience to the Torah. These limited goals were to substitute for
>> the arguably more ambitious goals of spiritual advancement toward a
>> God-like state, which were thought to be too difficult for the common
>> man. Be it resolved that Jews should continue to regard the goals of
>> obedience to the Torah as the summom bonum of Jewish conduct and
>> behavior.
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> You are so clueless and the byproduct is that you have corrupted your soul
> so completely that you believe you are a god.
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> Here's a simple analogy.
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> There are two families, one family believes in letting their children do ...
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Author: NicNic Date: Feb 25, 2008 11:05
On 25 Feb, 14:22, "Mary Hogan" zoominternet.net> wrote:>> THESIS: Awhile back some priests set the goals of the Jewish people.
>> Those goals were very limited. They were limited to giving strict
>> obedience to the Torah. These limited goals were to substitute for
>> the arguably more ambitious goals of spiritual advancement toward a
>> God-like state, which were thought to be too difficult for the common
>> man. Be it resolved that Jews should continue to regard the goals of
>> obedience to the Torah as the summom bonum of Jewish conduct and
>> behavior.
>
> You are so clueless and the byproduct is that you have corrupted your soul
> so completely that you believe you are a god.
>
> Here's a simple analogy.
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> There are two families, one family believes in letting their children do ...
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Author: sleepykitsleepykit Date: Feb 25, 2008 11:57
> THESIS: Awhile back some priests set the goals of the Jewish people.
> Those goals were very limited. They were limited to giving strict
> obedience to the Torah. These limited goals were to substitute for
> the arguably more ambitious goals of spiritual advancement toward a
> God-like state, which were thought to be too difficult for the common
> man. Be it resolved that Jews should continue to regard the goals of
> obedience to the Torah as the summom bonum of Jewish conduct and
> behavior.
Would now be a good time to question what the atheists have to do with
all this?
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Author: saint7petersaint7peter Date: Feb 25, 2008 12:02
On Feb 25, 11:05 am, Nic hotmail.co.uk> wrote:> On 25 Feb, 14:22, "Mary Hogan" zoominternet.net> wrote:
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>>> THESIS: Awhile back some priests set the goals of the Jewish people.
>>> Those goals were very limited. They were limited to giving strict
>>> obedience to the Torah. These limited goals were to substitute for
>>> the arguably more ambitious goals of spiritual advancement toward a
>>> God-like state, which were thought to be too difficult for the common
>>> man. Be it resolved that Jews should continue to regard the goals of
>>> obedience to the Torah as the summom bonum of Jewish conduct and
>>> behavior.
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Author: Roy Jose LorrRoy Jose Lorr Date: Feb 25, 2008 14:25
> On Feb 25, 11:05 am, Nic hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
> >>On 25 Feb, 14:22, "Mary Hogan" zoominternet.net> wrote:
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>>>news...
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