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idolatry

  1. Ehav4Ever

    Torath Mosheh / Orthodox Judaism - The History of Terah and his family

    @GoodAttention Asked: Ehav4Ever's Response: This thread will be used to discuss your questions above. I will start out by posting numerous sources from Mizrahi Jewish, Yemenite Jewish, Sephardic Jews, Orthodox Jewish, Hasidic Jewish, Heriedi Jewish, and Asian Jewish sources. Bfore this begins...
  2. Harel13

    Vayera question(s)

    There is one question related to Vayera that has been burning in my mind these last few years: In the parsha, it's stated that Avraham told the angels to wash their feet. Rashi brings a gemara which states: "“Let now a little water be fetched and wash your feet” (Genesis 18:4). Rabbi Yannai...
    • Harel13
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    • idolatry parshat vayera pre-islamic talmud
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    • Forum: Judaism DIR
  3. questfortruth

    Fight on! The God vs god

    Cultural scientists count over 10000 gods in the world. Who told you then that there is none or one? I am monotheist because I have only one God in my heart. But sinners have many gods in their heart. The satan is impostor. He pretends being God of the Bible any time it serves his evil plans...
  4. questfortruth

    Double standards

    THE DEBATE ON THIS IS WELCOMED!!! Where do double standards come from? From a double conscience, two inner voices belong to two spirits: True God and satan. Confused people say that conscience is a vague concept, fulfilling the words ``distress of nations, with perplexity'' Luke 21:25. An...
  5. Harel13

    The rise of idolatry in Judaism and Islam

    I was in the library yesterday and I came upon an English translation of the "Kitāb al-ʾAṣnām" (the Book of Idols) by the Muslim scholar Hisham ibn al-Kalbi. Flicking through it, I came upon something very fascinating: A description of how idolatry came to be in the world. What struck me was...
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