zydzi a moralnosc??

maniekxxx Re: zydzi a moralnosc?? 01.09.03, 01:32

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For Immediate Release
14 Kislev 5763 / 19 Nov. 2002
Contact: Isaac Levy 718 336-0053
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JEWISH LAWYER
ATTACKS MOSES
Demands Removal of Ten Commandments
from Alabama Courthouse

"I pray thee, mark me, that a brother should be so perfidious." —Shakespeare,
The Tempest

Stephen R. Glassroth is a Jewish lawyer in Montgomery, Alabama. He is terribly
offended by the presence of the Ten Commandments in the Rotunda of Alabama's
Judicial Building.

Roy S. Moore, an Evangelical Christian, is the chief justice of the Alabama
Supreme Court. He put the Ten Commandments in the Rotunda and he wants them to
stay there.

Glassroth was so offended by the sight of the Ten Commandments that he brought
a civil lawsuit against Judge Moore in the United States Federal District
Court. Presiding over the court was Judge Myron H. Thompson, a Jimmy Carter
appointee.

On November 18, 2002, Judge Thompson issued a New Commandment—
"Thou shalt remove the Ten Commandments within 30 days."

As any reader of the Bible ought to know, it was Moses, the leader of the
Jewish people, who first brought the Ten Commandments to the world. Those
commandments are at the heart of the entire moral and legal structure of
Western society.

That a son of Moses' people should say, "It offends me going to work every day
and coming face to face with that symbol," tells us all we need to know as to
how estranged secular Jews like Glassroth have become from their authentic
tradition.

As an orthodox Jewish group whose mission it is to defend the authentic Torah
viewpoint of Judaism from its falsifiers, we are deeply ashamed of this
desecration of G-D's name as embodied in His Ten Commandments. We need more
reminders of G-D's morality in public places, not less.

We congratulate Judge Moore. He is a virtuous and decent man who is beloved of
G-D. We are confident that he will ultimately prevail.

Isaac Levy
Chairman

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maniekxxx Re: zydzi a moralnosc?? 01.09.03, 01:31

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- maniekxxx Re: zydzi a moralnosc?? 01.09.03, 01:32
  
  Jews for Morality
  
  ON THE SOCIO-MORAL ISSUES OF THE DAY
  From a Traditional Jewish Perspective
  
  [Back] [Opening Page] [PR Index] [Next]
  
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Press Release
  
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  For Immediate Release
  14 Kislev 5763 / 19 Nov. 2002
  Contact: Isaac Levy 718 336-0053
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  JEWISH LAWYER
  ATTACKS MOSES
  Demands Removal of Ten Commandments
  from Alabama Courthouse
  
  "I pray thee, mark me, that a brother should be so perfidious." —Shakespeare,
  The Tempest
  
  Stephen R. Glassroth is a Jewish lawyer in Montgomery, Alabama. He is terribly
  offended by the presence of the Ten Commandments in the Rotunda of Alabama's
  Judicial Building.
  
  Roy S. Moore, an Evangelical Christian, is the chief justice of the Alabama
  Supreme Court. He put the Ten Commandments in the Rotunda and he wants them to
  stay there.
  
  Glassroth was so offended by the sight of the Ten Commandments that he brought
  a civil lawsuit against Judge Moore in the United States Federal District
  Court. Presiding over the court was Judge Myron H. Thompson, a Jimmy Carter
  appointee.
  
  On November 18, 2002, Judge Thompson issued a New Commandment—
  "Thou shalt remove the Ten Commandments within 30 days."
  
  As any reader of the Bible ought to know, it was Moses, the leader of the
  Jewish people, who first brought the Ten Commandments to the world. Those
  commandments are at the heart of the entire moral and legal structure of
  Western society.
  
  That a son of Moses' people should say, "It offends me going to work every day
  and coming face to face with that symbol," tells us all we need to know as to
  how estranged secular Jews like Glassroth have become from their authentic
  tradition.
  
  As an orthodox Jewish group whose mission it is to defend the authentic Torah
  viewpoint of Judaism from its falsifiers, we are deeply ashamed of this
  desecration of G-D's name as embodied in His Ten Commandments. We need more
  reminders of G-D's morality in public places, not less.
  
  We congratulate Judge Moore. He is a virtuous and decent man who is beloved of
  G-D. We are confident that he will ultimately prevail.
  
  Isaac Levy
  Chairman
Gość: ju-hater to ma tyle ze soba wspolnego co mars i woda IP: *.gen.twtelecom.net 01.09.03, 01:49
maniekxxx Re: zydzi a moralnosc?? 01.09.03, 02:34

a jednak ma sie-poniewaz rozchodzi sie o ten pomnik czy tez
forme duzego kamienia ktorego usuniecia domagaja sie nie
kto inny jak nie zydzi, ale jest tu rowniez list zydow
ortodoksyjnych ktorzy protestuja przeciwko tym zydom ktorzy
chca usuniecia tego kamienia ( na ktorym byly wygrawerowane
10 przekazan boskich !!!!

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