If God wants circumcision, why did he add foreskin to our design in the first place?
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One may ask why any species has unnecessary parts? But I do not think that you will find an answer.If God wants circumcision, why did he add foreskin to our design in the first place?
That's the same as asking, if G-d wants everyone to be peaceful, why did He create in us a desire to be jealous, angry, etc.If God wants circumcision, why did he add foreskin to our design in the first place?
So why do they circumcise their self ?.That's the same as asking, if G-d wants everyone to be peaceful, why did He create in us a desire to be jealous, angry, etc.
The answer, is because He wants us to take a part in our creation, by completing the final steps of creation into perfect beings, to the extent that we are able. We become closer to G-d by becoming identical to Him through creating ourselves.
But he doesn't want you to circumcise yourself.
Why does who circumcise whose self?So why do they circumcise their self ?.
If you look at any of the male sexual anatomy in humans it becomes pretty clear that if a designer was responsible that the day they were doing men everyone was hungover and tired, and they just scraped up all the leftover bits(turkey-neck things, the missing nuggets on a chicken, the honey badger's sense of compassion, you know stuff like that) and closed their eyes, playing both the first and single most horrifying round of "pin-the-tail on the donkey" ever conceivedIf God wants circumcision, why did he add foreskin to our design in the first place?
The Jews, don't they believe in cutting the end of the member ?.Why does who circumcise whose self?
Well, its just the foreskin, not the actual organ. But yes.The Jews, don't they believe in cutting the end of the member ?.
yes of course that's what I meant, I myself have been circumcised, and i have to say that it does look good lol.Well, its just the foreskin, not the actual organ. But yes.
I agree, it is said that they actually bit off the foreskin with their mouth, how discussing and primitive.The only thing Im curious about is why is cutting off the foreskin something God would consider a spiritual act. How does it make one a perfect being? Or closer to God? I don't know what the reasoning is.
That's the same as asking, if G-d wants everyone to be peaceful, why did He create in us a desire to be jealous, angry, etc.
The answer, is because He wants us to take a part in our creation, by completing the final steps of creation into perfect beings, to the extent that we are able. We become closer to G-d by becoming identical to Him through creating ourselves.
But he doesn't want you to circumcise yourself.
That's a loaded question. Try re-framing it and I'll be happy to answer you.So how do you think mutilating the genitals of babies helps us progress to becoming perfect beings?
That's a loaded question. Try re-framing it and I'll be happy to answer you.
Because the foreskin represents an imperfection on the body. We were not given the ability to grow limbs (for whatever reason G-d has), so by giving us an imperfection to remove from our bodies, we are given the opportunity to fix ourselves. In the same way that removing anger from our hearts helps us progress towards perfection, removal of the foreskin does as well.Fair enough. How about this?
How does cutting the foreskin off of babies help us progress to becoming perfect beings?
Because the foreskin represents an imperfection on the body. We were not given the ability to grow limbs (for whatever reason G-d has), so by giving us an imperfection to remove from our bodies, we are given the opportunity to fix ourselves. In the same way that removing anger from our hearts helps us progress towards perfection, removal of the foreskin does as well.
To keep it short without getting into the deeper aspects of it, we divide the body between the upper and lower half. Within the top half, there is a head, trunk and two arm with five fingers each. This represents the the four letters of the Tetragrammaton. The [relatively] small head (yod), the long trunk (vav), and the five fingers doubled (two heh's). On the lower half of the body, we have the two legs with five toes each and a trunk. The 'small head' is lacking until the circumcision reveals it. Once it is revealed we have elevated the lower half of our body by imprinting the Name of G-d there.
All this is really only for Jews though since non-Jews are not commanded to circumcise.