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I find this Lovecraftian god interesting. it makes sense as Yahweh lives in a cave near Nablus. he began as a minor sprite but as with turtles, great fishes like tuna &sharks, pituitary giants, and human hair, his growth is indeterminate. he is massive now.... too huge to behold.
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You speak as if morality is something objective and eternal. We create the gods that fit our morality of the time. Back when we allowed Moses (and later, Jesus) to redefine our morality it was because our environment had changed and we were ready for it. It's no different today.
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Who are you talking to? I’m the moderator here, and to speak briefly for myself – I’ve never said that. The gods create our times.
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Yeah I was responding to you, though in response to the initial quote about Jews obeying regardless of morality. I think at the time the Torah was written it would certainly have been considered the height of morality. Humans have become differently moral, not *more* moral.
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Nietszche was the founder of rabbinical Judaism. Few know this. Beyond Good & Evil is really a chapter of the Talmud resurrected by a German impostor claiming to be him.
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This man conceives of God as an atheist does, or perhaps a particularly theologically challenged pagan and I highly doubt he can be said to represent Jewish theology.
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They undeniably worship some god they have created
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As evinced by the fact that the scriptures of the Prophets who specifically called them out for their hearts of stone and stiff neck are "fables"
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