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Ok so @marwilliamson has said a lot of bonkers stuff, but this quote from Midrash Rabbah, that many might recognized as the quote from Talmud on a @QuotableCard, is not one of them. It’s actually pretty problematic that it made the list... Our religious texts are not a meme.https://twitter.com/ellievhall/status/1144453109164343302 …
Is a Jewish woman telling another Jewish woman when she can and cannot quote the Talmud...?
Um, no? Im saying that the person who added it to this list of tweets was being highly offensive to Jews by making a meme of our religious texts.https://twitter.com/ellievhall/status/1144447746570641410?s=21 …
Thanks for clarifying.
It does seem pretty weird to me that someone would object to MW quoting about metaphysical intercession of divine care reaching down even to blades of grass. That’s a wonderful thought to share. I’m glad she quoted it. God has called Judaism to be a light to the world, right?
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