Hulocaust: nie prawda wiary ale podstawa moralno-

[fxvi]

ści, norma, by nie kłamać; w tej sprawie Papież też jest nieomylny (prawdy
wiary i moralność).

[misterpee]

Oto one: pierwsza – że jest jeden Bóg. Druga – że Bóg jest Sędzią
Sprawiedliwym, który za dobre wynagradza, a za złe – karze. Trzecia –
że są trzy Osoby Boskie: Bóg Ojciec, Syn Boży i Duch Święty.
Czwarta – że Syn Boży stał się człowiekiem i umarł na krzyżu dla
naszego zbawienia. Piąta – że dusza ludzka nie umiera, bo jest
nieśmiertelna. Szósta – że łaska Boża jest do zbawienia koniecznie
potrzebna.
7 prawda wiary Katolickiej sformulowana przez rabina Foxmana - Nie
bedziesz watpic w komory gazowe i tak dalej.

[misterpee]

Losing God's image
By Shulamit Aloni
Haaretz

September 19, 2004

"And surely your blood of your lives will I require; at the hand of
every living thing will I require it, and at the hand of man; at the
hand of every man's brother will I require the life of man. Whoso
sheds man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed; for in the image
of God made He man" (Genesis 9, 5-6).

The seven Noahide laws are universal, and apply to every person and
every nation - and even more so to the Jews, who were specifically
commanded: "Thou shalt not murder." The person who spills human
blood undermines the image of God, "for in the image of God made He
man."

It turns out that power has turned the heads of the rabbis of Yesha
(the settlements of Judea, Samaria and Gaza) and the rabbis of some
of the hesder yeshivas which combine military service and Torah
study. The occupying army, the greed and the ability to satisfy it,
the ease with which one can dispossess the Palestinians of their
land, turn their cities into holding pens, block the wells and caves
of the shepherds on Mount Hebron, and in effect destroy the
foundation of their existence - all these have intensified the
disdain and the arrogance, until they gave rise to a manifesto that
as a "halakhic decision" (made in accordance with Jewish religious
law), permits - in the course of an act of revenge against a
terrorist or someone suspected of terrorism - the murder of women,
children, old people and ordinary citizens who, strangely enough,
are human beings who were created in God's image, and who have,
according to any law, a right to life.

It's true that these rabbis are not the first to permit the murder
of innocents. The late Rabbi Shaul Yisraeli, in a
comprehensive "dissertation," philosophized after the murder of Arab
villagers in Kibiya in 1953, and justified the killing that had
embarrassed most Israelis and for which they tried to deny
responsibility. In his opinion, a small Arab becomes a big Arab, and
a mother can give birth to more little Arabs who will become big.

The Yesha rabbis, who are busy making innovative halakhic decisions
when it comes to what is not theirs, don't have the time for
innovation when it comes to issues that benefit others. For example,
the status and rights of women, or Israeli citizens who came here by
dint of the Right of Return and who are being asked by everyone to
change their religion as a condition for receiving full rights - in
spite of the fact that we have learned that "a family that has
become integrated is considered integrated, and that all families
will be considered `kosher' in the future" (Even Haezer).

That was said regarding a mamzer (in Jewish law, a child born of a
woman's relations with a man other than her husband, while the woman
is still legally married, and who consequently is not allowed to
marry another Jew), and is even more true of those who are not
mamzerim, who are not bound by the law of "what is distorted cannot
be repaired."

Yes, in the name of God, they are allocating power to themselves in
every area that is convenient for them and their followers. And
instead of all the Biblical verses that vigilantly protect the
rights of the stranger, because "you were strangers in the land of
Egypt," they prefer to adopt the verse that relates to the seven
nations of Canaan: "That shalt destroy them utterly, thou shalt make
no covenant with them nor show mercy on them" (in other words, don't
enable to live alongside you, Deuteronomy 7:2); and the rabbis have
already forbidden the rental or sale of an apartment to Arabs, and
some have even ruled, in the name of the halakha, that one is
permitted to expel them.

The new halakhic ruling gives the army a free hand to bomb densely
populated areas and to use lethal weapons without checking whether
there are children or old people. Although as we know, the army
didn't wait for the rabbis' permission, it is now receiving approval
from those who speak in the name of the God of Israel. Although it
should be mentioned that there are great rabbis who rule differently
from those who grant permission to murder civilians, or who praise
Baruch Goldstein (who massacred Muslims praying in the Cave of the
Patriarchs in Hebron), Yigal Amir (who assassinated Prime Minister
Yitzhak Rabin), and the hilltop youths, and all the destroyers and
murderers who wander about the occupied territories and sow
destruction all around - none of whom has been indicted.

I recall the essay by the late Rabbi Israel Hess, the rabbi of Bar-
Ilan University, who wrote in the university newspaper that "we are
all obligated to carry out genocide," because he did research and
discovered that the Palestinians are descendants of Amalek, the
tribe that the Torah commands us to destroy (and that has become a
symbol of evil for Jews). Rabbi Prof. Emanuel Rackman, who was then
president of the university, brought about his dismissal. It's no
coincidence that in the settlements the Palestinians are
called "Amalek," and the intention is obvious to everyone.

The new ruling, which determines that the blood of a Jew is redder
than that of others, will not bring great honor to the Jewish
people. It is a shame that at a time when the Jews are sovereign in
their country, the rulers of the strongest country in the Middle
East, the "image of God" has become so worthless in the eyes of so
many.

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misterpee napisała:

> Losing God's image
> By Shulamit Aloni
> Haaretz

Shulamit Aloni- szanuję ją jako prywatnego człowieka . Jej poglądy ,nie.
Jest skrajną lewicówką . Pro-palestyńska. Za Izraelem nie żydowskim.
Ateistka. Występuje przeciwko każdej religii.
Co do gazet ,polecam Jerusalem Post. Jeśli chcesz coś prawicowego ,ale mającego
dobre żródła to wejdż na "debka.com" . Haarec nie polecam ,lewicowy i nie można
na nim polegać . Ma mało czytelników . Tobie on najbardziej pasuje.

[misterpee]

jest podstawa do stworzenia wielkiego Izraela od Bagdadu do Kairo,
jest podstawa do mordowania Palestynczykow. Garbage

Izrael od Negev do Jordanu

[j-k]

misterpee napisała:

> jest podstawa do stworzenia wielkiego Izraela od Bagdadu do Kairo

nikt tego nie planuje, pro-islamski pajacu.

O ile wiem - Izrael ma istniec od Negev do Jordanu

i wystarczy.

Tfuj, jak zawsze, Dr. J.K.

[polani]

Hitler byl wierny katolik, cala katolicki koscialto klamstwo