Esther,
I'm confused with your response. On the one had you say you are "Orthodox Christian" and on the other hand you get insulted by commentaries about Jews. You started your response with: Jew here" What did you want me to think you are??
So WHAT are you??
By the way, I have no idea what you mean about "NS". You seem to be accusing me about something and yet YOU DO NOT KNOW ME and I don't have an ioda of an idea what NS means. Does it mean, Nova Scotia or new style? How would you know who my friends are? Don't bear false witness against your neighbor. You made a low blow.
If you weren't blaming me you wouldn't have bothered to point out that a lot of the communists were Jews.
Did I say that Esther is the cause of the Russian Revolution? Excuse me. How old are you? Were you there? I wasn't talking about you, but you said you are tired of being blamed for communism. I didn't say Esther is the cause of communism, did I? Jews seem to take it on a grander scale, like they are being blamed for something that happened in 1917, when we are only talking about an event that happened with certain people, where you were not involved. When a jew says: I'm tired of being blamed for communism, then the response would be...I wasn't blaming you.
If they wanted to destroy Christianity I can't say I entirely blame them, because the Christianity that interacted with them was not worthy of the name.
Well, this one you need to explain to the rest of us unworthy Orthodox Christians.
I'm not even going to bother responding to this myself. I'll just quote the intro to the Washington Square Press edition of the manifesto, "The Marxes were a Jewish family; both father and mother had come from families of rabbis. But Marx's father, educated in the anti-religious atmosphere of the late eighteenth-century Enlightenment, gave up Judaism and the Jewish community, and became a lawyer and a Prussian official. Eventually, when Karl Marx was six, his father had himself and his whole family baptized as Lutherans...He (Marx) was never taught much about Judaism or Jewish life, and he was proud of his ignorance...He had few Jewish friends. He wrote a fair amount about the Jews of Europe, always regarding Judaism as a stupid superstition...He adopted from his Christian neighbours the habit of calling ideas and people he did not like "dirty-Jewish".
Ya. Really reliable source...the press.
BS. The Kabbala is anti-Christian, but that's hardly the main point of it.
First, don't use that type of expression here. Second, that IS the MAIN point of it. Who are you trying to kid, sister? It is full of hate and lies about Christians. Go peddle your heresies somewhere else.
Yes, "goyim" originally meant "nations" (not cattle, despite what your NS friends would tell you). It translates roughly to "Gentile" ie. non-Jew.
Ya, it's a "rough" translation, but the use of it was very SPECIFIC. The non-jews were considered cattled. That's how they use the term now. Don't try to create lies here.
I'm an Orthodox Christian. That doesn't mean I cease to be Jewish.
THAT is a feat I have to see. So how is your Sabbath today. Did you light the manorah yet?
You still didn't answer my question: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT JESUS CHRIST OUR SAVIOUR? You either believe that He is the Messiah or you don't.
By the way...what's your CHRISTIAN name? The chatroom has talked about unique Christian names, but Esther is a definite Jewish name. When were you baptised and what name were you given?
Don't get me wrong. I don't hate jews, I just feel sorry for them because they believe in a lie. They lost out on knowing the TRUE MESSIAH, JESUS CHRIST. You can understand that, right? You said you're Orthodox Christian. You must be an anomaly to your jewish family. So what's your story??
I'm not here to argue, although you sound like the kind of person that looks forward to arguements.
But, I will not continue to give explanations about my response. If you want to argue, then take it some place else. Let's move on to a better place, shall we?
