A Most Unusual Religion for a Most Unusual Race
by David Sims
I AM NOT a Christian, but probably the best thing about Christianity is that it inculcates, through its contemporary moral teachings, a degree of conscientiousness into people who need a little external help in behaving morally. Conscientiousness consists of keeping your promises, paying your debts on time, and always doing your best work even when you can get away with doing less.
But certain other religions teach a version of morality that is in striking contrast with that of Christianity — or, indeed, with that of most White atheists or non-Christians.
Judaism, for example, teaches that: “If a Jew is tempted to do evil he should go to a city where he is not known and do the evil there.” (Talmud; Moed Kattan 17a 2)
There is, in the Talmud (Berachot 58aÂ), a story/homily about a Rabbi who held court without permission of the Roman authorities. A Jew who had an affair with a Gentile woman was flogged by the Rabbi Shila as punishment. The Jew reported to the local Roman governor that a rabbi was holding an illicit court. The governor summoned Rabbi Shila to his own court to explain why he did this presumptuous, illegal thing. When the rabbi arrived, he managed to ingratiate himself with the governor by means of flattery. The governor made Rabbi Shila an official judge, handing him some sort of weapon, a cudgel or a whip, as his symbol of office. The rabbi and the man who had accused him left the governor’s office together. As they were walking back to the Jewish part of town, Rabbi Shila said something that would have greatly displeased the Roman authorities were they to hear his words. The man with him said as much. So, as his first official act as judge, Rabbi Shila attacked the other man with his cudgel (or whip) and killed him — evidently a most praiseworthy, moral act.
Those examples of “moral teaching” from the Talmud suffice to prove the conclusion that the morality of Judaism is something which always conduces to Jewish power, Jewish advantage. Essentially, it says that what is right for a Jew to do is whatever he wants to do, as long as he can get away with it. Whereas other religions foster conscientiousness, Judaism does the opposite.
Most Christians don’t really understand Judaism or Jews. They merely think that they do.
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The Christian church has degraded to this , that all confession and fulfillment of thier bible is the ascendancy of the jew. Man’s thought is sin. Indeed they are therefore sinless. The delusion is perfected in the church. The unlimited ability of man to self delusion makes him incorrigible. The paradox is that rejecting their own super nature , they have idolized the jew in self ordained supremacy unique sovereign. Is it not ridiculous ? But no one is laughing . They are too afraid for thier new god is terror and destruction .
Jews are filthy criminals, bottom line. And they just keep getting worse. There is no end to their diabolical nature, their ruthlessness. But just imagine if YOU were part of a race of thieving, torturing, murdering, raping parasites that wanted desperately to survive ? And when you had your fangs sunk deeply into the entire world, that you decided “Hey, what the hell, looky here ; we’ve got the entire planet under our control, wow” and you decided to go for broke and attempt to crucify the entire world’s non-Jew races. Just think ; if you got rid of everyone else, there would be no more persecution, no more being held accountable for crimes, but then again, no more slaves to do all the dirty work for you while you… Read more »
HAhaha, the author said it right, he isn’t a Christian. If being, “Conscientiousness consists of keeping your promises, paying your debts on time, etc.” Than that is doing what Ceaser tells you to do, sure Christians can do that. I am amazed by the majority of Christians that do not read the Bible, even my supposed Catholic family, who are idiots, yet justified their transgressions. Those are not Christians. In the Bible, God asks us to abandon our own self and to do God’s will, no, not what King David did or King Solomon, but like they way prophets, Elijah, Daniel, etc lived. Not my family, they want the glory of heaven but they want the instant gratification that money can buy. I understand the frustration of the author, I… Read more »
Now, instead of whips to silence us, they just scream antisemitism .