Category Archives: Judaism

Wednesday Musings

* I never think about life after death. I take it for granted that we will all get what we deserve. I don’t want grace or special treatment. I want God to give it to me straight. I want to … Continue reading

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When Does Judaism Push For Diversity?

Where does Judaism celebrate racial diversity and cultural diversity among non-Jews? Where does Judaism say diversity for the goyim is great for the goyim? Nobody can give me any examples of Judaism pushing multiculturalism. A Jew rooted in Torah will … Continue reading

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Did Christianity Invent Liberalism?

Steve Sailer writes: So, it’s helpful to add a third culture to the big question of the day about Christianity and Islam: – In Culture A, X happened, but in Cultures B and C, X didn’t happen? Why? Fortunately for … Continue reading

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Esau’s Tears: Modern Anti-Semitism and the Rise of the Jews by Albert S. Lindemann III

Professor Lindemann writes: By the middle years of the nineteenth century, the term “race” came to be commonly and unapologetically used by nearly everyone… Most observers concluded that there was a link between body type and psyche; the common use, … Continue reading

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The Jewish Laws Of Proper Speech

I’m listening to some classes on lashon hara (forbidden speech according to Torah) on YUTorah.org and I am disappointed by how ignorant they are. YUTorah.org presents Rabbi Daniel Z. Feldman as an expert in this topic. Fourteen minutes into one … Continue reading

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