[Zionist Conspirator]

I post this every year for Shavu`ot, but as this is the 3320th anniversary of G-d speaking at Sinai it is all the more appropriate this year.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Ping.

[camerakid400]

Thanks!

[sheik yerbouty]

Todah rabah!

[kagoots]

IT’S GOD NOT G_D

Please have some respect

[goldstategop]

Judaism is a national religion. It provenance rests upon a claim of national revelation. It is recorded in the Torah the entire people accepted the "yoke of Heaven." The author's point being it is easier for an individual to lie than for an entire nation to adopt a fabricated account of its own history. Indeed Maimonides writes the Torah the Jewish people received at Sinai is the one and only revelation and nothing will ever supersede the Torah. Thousands of years have passed and nothing has yet superseded the words God spoke to an entire nation at the mountain in Sinai.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[Quix]

BLESSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD G_D ALMIGHTY.

[LiteKeeper]

read later

[monkeyshine]

Nice post.

[oswegodeee]

Shalom!

Great Post, Thank You!

[DaveMSmith]

Johnny Appleseed planting apple trees across America with his discarded apple cores is another legend.

Um...

Britannica Concise Encyclopedia: Johnny Appleseed

(born Sept. 26, 1774, Leominster, Mass. — died March 18?, 1845, near Ft. Wayne, Ind., U.S.) U.S. pioneer and folk hero. He was trained as a nurseryman and began c. 1800 collecting apple seeds from cider presses in Pennsylvania. He then traveled west to the Ohio River valley, planting apple seeds along the way. He tended 1,200 acres of his own orchards and was responsible for hundreds of square miles of others, having sold or given away thousands of apple seedlings to pioneers. His kind and generous nature, devout spirituality, affinity for the Indians and the wilderness, and eccentric appearance (including bare feet, a coffee-sack shirt, and a mush pan for a hat) helped make him a figure of legend.

John Chapman (aka Johnny Appleseed) was a Swedenborgian missionary. Real, live historical figure.

[Ancesthntr]

Thanks for posting this article. Anyone who has researched or studied religious history with an open mind knows this information, but the vast majority out there - no matter how moral - are simply unaware of it, let alone having seen it in so coherent a format (the Johnny Appleseed boo-boo notwithstanding - it is, as stated by others, merely a bad example or analogy that does NOT defeat the core argument presented).

I, for one, am unable to see how any person who utilizes the logical faculties that G-d provided him or her could fail, in light of the words of the Bible and the logical presentation of those words and of historical facts, to have the knowledge that the Torah was and is The Truth, passed by G-d to the Israelites, and to thereby have faith that G-d would abide by His promises in the future.

Oh, and by the way, the Torah states that the Word of G-d (i.e. His promises to the Israelites/Jews) is forever (a “covenant”). It is specifically stated that following any person, even if that person does miracles, is blasphemy UNLESS that person also preaches obediance to both G-d AND to all the laws and principles of the Torah.

Just my humble opinion.

[gost2]

Oooooooooh! Ooooooooooooh! GOOD stuf!

(Just when you think you know everything .........)