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 | | In the Hindu and Buddhist traditions, the justice dispensed by the government manifests the fruits of karma on the earth: justice on earth corresponds to the absolute justice of the cosmos through the operation of karma. | | | In theistic traditions, the government in meting out punishments is a co-worker with God, who is the final dispenser of justice. | | | A king who thus protects his subjects receives from each and all the sixth part of their spiritual merit; if he does not protect them, the sixth part of their demerit also will fall on him. |
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http://www.textfiles.com/occult/WORLDSCRIPTURE/theme157.out
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Inquisition |
| | The first Christian emperors believed that one of the chief duties of an imperial ruler was to place his sword at the service of the Church and orthodoxy, especially as their titles of "Pontifex Maximus" and "Bishop of the Exterior" seemed to argue in them Divinely appointed agents of Heaven. | | | While chastisement inflicted by secular authority aims chiefly at punishment violation of the law, the Church seeks primarily the correction of the delinquent; indeed his spiritual welfare frequently so much in view that the element of punishment is almost entirely lost sight of. | | | In Geneva the pernicious theory was put into practice by state and church, even to the use of torture and the admission of the testimony of children against their parents, and with the sanction of Calvin. |
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http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/08026a.htm
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| | Halakha - Art History Online Reference and Guide |
| | Judaism has always held that gentiles are obligated only to follow the seven Noahide Laws; these are laws that the oral law derives from the covenant God made with Noah after the flood, which apply to all descendants of Noah, i.e. | | | The view held by Conservative Judaism (and to some extent within the left wing of Orthodoxy) is that while God is real for theological reasons, the Torah is not the word of God in a literal sense. | | | Conservative Judaism holds that the current text of the Torah is a composite that was redacted together from earlier sources. |
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http://arthistoryclub.com/art_history/Halacha
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| | Judaism |
| | He believed Judaism to be a universal religion and that it did not achieve this universality by any abandonment of its believes or practices. | | | Jews, Greeks and Barbarians: Aspects of Hellenization of Judaism in the Pre-Christian Period. |
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http://members.tripod.com/~Kekrops/Hellenistic_Files/Judaism.html
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| | Violence in Christian Theology by J. Denny Weaver |
| | In this view, the argument goes, the death of Jesus is not about having Jesus bear punishment actually merited by human beings, but about restoring order and harmony in the universe. | | | The first point of this defense is to acknowledge that feminists and womanists are correct that the images of God and Jesus in penal substitutionary atonement are unhealthy for persons in abusive and oppressive conditions, namely a Father God who punishes an innocent Son, and a Jesus who passively submits to his Father's abuse. | | | Or as innocent victim Jesus voluntarily agrees to undergo the punishment deserved by sinful humankind in order that the demand of divine justice be met. |
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http://www.crosscurrents.org/weaver0701.htm
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| | Suzanne Green |
| | Despite what the Bible may say about corporal punishment, it should not be taken too far. | | | In a recent case in Aylmer, Ontario, parents from the Aylmer Church of God left Canada with their children because Canadian law does not allow the parents to spank their children under the age of 18. | | | Most of the parents who were advocates for corporal punishment were Jewish or Christian parents, following their belief in what the Bible says. |
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http://www.mc.edu/campus/users/green02/htmresearchpaper.htm
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| | Family Issues - Questions and Answers |
| | Young Jews are abandoning Judaism in favor of cults and foreign religions because they are totally unaware of the spiritual satisfaction that can come from Judaism, if practiced as it was meant to be practiced. | | | Today we are seeing the fruit of this neglect as Jewish children leave the faith in droves through intermarriage and assimilation because they have no knowledge of what Judaism is and why it should be important to them. | | | As King Solomon teaches us in 22:6, "Educate the youth according to his way, even when he is old he will not depart from it." We must always take into consideration the nature of the child in our discipline, or the education will not have its proper impact. |
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| | Crowdy realized that he had to hide their Judaism, so he used the name "Church of God and the Saints of Christ." Around 1903 a man named Albert, in South Africa, had a vision that he should search out the prophet of God. | | | He had been a Baptist deacon when he had a visitation from God and was told to recreate the religion of the Biblical Jews for the black people. | | | He made some intimation that the African Israelites had been punished with poverty, hunger and enslavement for not following the word of God. |
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| | IslamiCity Forum: Moratorium on corporal punishment |
| | There is consensus of the followers of the THREE religions —Islam, Judaism and Christianity — that the Promulgator of the Law of stoning adulterers to death is Allah Azza Wa Jal. | | | All the ulama' (scholars) of the Muslim world, of yesterday and of today and in all the currents of thought, recognize the existence of scriptural sources that refer to corporal punishment (Qur'an and Sunna), stoning of adulterous men and women (Sunna) and the penal code (Qur'an and Sunna). | | | We are accomplices and guilty when women and men are punished, stoned or executed in the name of a formal application of the scriptural sources. |
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http://www.islamicity.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=341&PN=1&TPN=1
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| | Virginians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty |
| | In other words, the discussion of capital punishment in the Talmud seems to exist only in the realm of theoretical speculation, just as--after the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem--all the laws of sacrifice were retained and studied long after the sacrifices ceased to be offered. | | | The pattern of not inflicting the ultimate punishment is established early in the Bible. | | | But the recording of these laws in Scripture may give a false impression about the actual practice of capital punishment in ancient Israel. |
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| | << CounterCurrents.org >> |
| | For centuries, the Catholic Church (and its Protestant offshoots) did indeed justify the punishment of Jews for their mythical role in the murder of Jesus Christ. | | | The myth originated in the Biblical accounts of the life of Jesus, and was perpetuated by Christianity's greatest intellects, including Paul, Aquinas, Martin Luther and Calvin, not to mention the Papacy. | | | It is equally significant that after the Russian Revolution, a section of the Church began to see a link between Judaism and Communism - Hitler's favorite theme. |
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| | HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH* |
| | This descended likewise from Judaism, and in fact belongs essentially even to all heathen religions; but now it began to be offered in childlike confidence to a reconciled Father in the name of Jesus, and for all classes and conditions, even for enemies and persecutors. | | | The day was transferred from the seventh to the first day of the week, not on the ground of a particular command, but by the free spirit of the gospel and by the power of certain great facts which he at the foundation of the Christian church. | | | The first Christians accompanied every important act of their public and private life with this holy rite, and Paul exhorts his readers to "pray without ceasing." On solemn occasions they joined fasting with prayer, as a help to devotion, though it is nowhere directly enjoined in the New Testament. |
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| | Repeal 43 Committee |
| | And to those for corporal punishment who stick by the argument," Well we were spanked as children... | | | It would be especially redeeming for the church, plagued by priests who have sexually abused children, to embark on a campaign against all forms of abuse -- all corporal punishment techniques, which have to date been generally accepted. | | | Not surprisingly, there is a strong link between identified playground bullies and the use of corporal punishment at home. |
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| | Cliff Pickover's Internet Encyclopedia of the Bible |
| | The Bible is the basis of Judaism and Christianity and has had a huge impact on Western culture. | | | Punishment of the Lord: "On the Day of Yahweh's anger, by the fire of his jealousy, the whole earth will be consumed. | | | It is not apparent that these deeds are sufficiently punished -- particularly when considering God's earlier punishments in the Bible. |
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http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pickover/pc/bible.html
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| | The Public Square |
| | By punishing adherents of the religion for doing what their faith demands of them, the state is not—in their eyes—acting with neutrality toward the truth or falsity of the belief in the religious demand. | | | On the contrary, by presuming to punish members of the faith who follow its dictates, the state is necessarily treating their beliefs as false—for if the beliefs were true, there would be no reason for the state to outlaw the practices that the beliefs demand." | | | Christians point at a specific human being and say, "Here is God." It is a great scandal to Jews—and to Muslims, and, it must be said, to many Christians. |
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| | 'If You Beat Him He Will Not Die' (1): Judaism and Child Abuse |
| | "Thus Judaism can [be] a source of strength for the abused because it tells the victim no matter how much the abuser has diminished your self-image ultimately you are created in the image of God. | | | The practical dicta of many rabbinic sources do not live up to the author of Genesis on this subject. | | | While we cannot now make "honor your child as yourself" into the Eleventh Commandment, we can elevate it alongside the other ten and give it an equally prominent role. |
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| | Ohr Somayach :: The Weekly Daf :: Berachos 58 - 64 |
| | The nineteenth blessing which was added when the heretics began to make trouble corresponds to the Divine Attribute found in 29:3 - "the G-d of glory thunders." This thunder is a Divine message to straighten out the heretic's thinking by shocking him into an awareness of Heavenly power. | | | Rabbi Akiva, however, saw the fox as a more formidable threat to his people because of his preaching assimilation, and he therefore laughed with joy that destruction would now give way to redemption. | | | [ front page ] [ this week ] [ holidays ] [ study in israel ] [ explore judaism ] |
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| | Religion News Report: News about religious cults and sects - Religion News Report - February 20, 2001 (Vol. 5, Issue ... |
| | He answered: ''I have a problem with the teachings of Scientology being viewed on the same par as Judaism or Christianity. | | | As a lifelong follower of such religions, Rodgers said he knows the isolation someone who follows a lesser-known path can feel in a country dominated by much larger religions of Christianity, Judaism and Islam. | | | DADE CITY -- When Mike Rodgers heard about a Port Richey couple who ran into resistance trying to build a retreat for their ancient pagan religions, he knew just how they felt. |
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| | KRSHNA'S GITA AS RAJAVIDYA |
| | This deliberate distortion of the Indian heritage was an attempt to pave the path for proselytizing claiming that only Christianity and Islam promoted monotheism, the correct form of religion. | | | Of course both these religions had their scores to settle with Judaism. |
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| | News Hounds: Dobson Shapes a Generation |
| | It has become a kind of religious and political statement in this community and a belief that this is God's preferred method of childrearing and various articles cited the scriptures advocating "spanking". | | | So in essence we are helping those we abuse...not hurting them...and the message here is justifying corporal punishment--maybe it's not so bad...Fox News is just hoping their sophisticated viewers can make this leap of faith... | | | Note that Hitler’s religious fervour resulted in that he began enacting doctrines of the Christian Church as law. |
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| | ThinkQuest : Library : Philosophy, Religion & Mythology |
| | We want to teach you about the five major religions of the world, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Christianity in a fun and interactive way. | | | Learn the background history and basic beliefs of Atheism, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Judaism, among others. | | | Each religion has information on its history, holidays, major sects, related links, religious references, and topographical information. |
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| | Medieval Sourcebook: Legislation Affecting the Jews from 300 to 800 CE |
| | Work on Sunday to be punished, and special feasts to be observed. | | | This is our sacred will and pleasure, and your Excellency and your present colleague and your staff shall see that it is carried out, and shall not allow the Hebrews to contravene it. | | | Christians not to take part in Jewish festivities. |
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| | Spanish Inquisition and Christianity |
| | Of course, since Brooks regards all religions as bunkum, that is all the "victims" could be. | | | Those who had committed serious crimes were given life imprisonment (perhaps such as the one who assassinated Innocent's rep). | | | But if religion is NOT bunkum, then the "victims" were worse than terrorists -- they led people down a road to eternal punishment. |
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| | Metaphysics as a Guide to Lunch: December 2004 |
| | He also talks about the forms of individual and corporate spiritual discernment developed by Celtic Christians in order to tell the difference between genuine peregrinatio and the restlessness and escapism to which they were prone as a race. | | | As such, they have much to teach Christians today seeking to rekindle their imaginative faculties and recover what has perhaps been the most neglected aspect of growth and development in the faith. | | | Lawyers for several religious schools say the ban on corporal punishment prevents teachers from following strict Christian beliefs which encourage physical discipline in education. |
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| | ZAWAJ.COM: The figh of marriage, from Yusuf Al-Qaradawi's "Al-Halal wal Halram fil Islam" |
| | And while Islam guarantees freedom of belief and practice to the Christian or Jewish wife of a Muslim, safeguarding her rights according to her own faith, other religions, such as Judaism and Christianity, do not guarantee the wife of a different faith freedom of belief and practice, nor do they safeguard her rights. | | | Now, the Muslim believes that both Judaism and Christianity originated in divine revelation, although later distortions were introduced into them. | | | A marriage between a man and woman of different faiths can be based only on the husband's respect for his wife's beliefs; otherwise a good relationship can never develop. |
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| | Hit and Run |
| | As a former Judaics major I understand your points concerning Christianity, but here's something you overlook: your current religion, as it exists now, was developed ca. | | | Paul was a staunch follower of Hillel, a rabbinic scholar, and by far the most educated of the early Christian leaders in Judea. | | | You ascribe it to ignorance of the application of kashrut, but in reality the exemtion you quote did NOT exist in Judaic law until the Diaspora made it a necessity for survival two centuries after Paul's death. |
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| | AlterNet: Between Black and Right |
| | The truth of the matter is that an increasing number of people of color, confused by homosexuality, overwhelmed by corporate media and consumerism and prodded along by a tightly organized body of church intermediaries, are embracing a decidedly right-wing social agenda. | | | After a journey that included stints at atheism and even Judaism, my father returned "home" to the church of his youth. | | | He found himself in a world that welcomed him and worked hard to meet his needs as a new preacher. |
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| | Comparative Criminology Europe - Poland |
| | The practice of Judaism declined more dramatically than any other religion after the war, but the numbers of adherents of Greek Orthodox, Protestant, and other groups also fell significantly. | | | Although the claim of religious affiliation signified different levels of participation for different segments of society (80.6 percent of professed Catholics described themselves as attending mass regularly), the history of Roman Catholicism in Poland formed a uniquely solid link between nationality and religious belief. | | | In the early 1990s, most aspects of internal security in Poland followed the same irregular pattern of reform as that which occurred in national security policy in the same years. |
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| | Studies in Pessimism, by Arthur Schopenhauer |
| | In its explanation of the origin of the world, Judaism is inferior to any other form of religious doctrine professed by a civilized nation; and it is quite in keeping with this that it is the only one which presents no trace whatever of any belief in the immortality of the soul. | | | Even though Leibnitz’ contention, that this is the best of all possible worlds, were correct, that would not justify God in having created it. | | | But that a God like Jehovah should have created this world of misery and woe, out of pure caprice, and because he enjoyed doing it, and should then have clapped his hands in praise of his own work, and declared everything to be very good—that will not do at all! |
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| | Hamaayan - Parshas Chukas, 5765 - Torah.org |
| | The Midrash Yalkut Shimoni answers the second question as follows: When a teacher is teaching young students, he may sometimes be justified in using corporal punishment. | | | [Note that this lesson does not require taking the midrash literally as advocating corporal punishment.] (Heard from R' Bluming, 27 Sivan 5765) | | | One should desire that there be peace between every two Jews just as Aharon loved peace between every two Jews. |
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| | A man ahead of his time |
| | Confronting gender inequality and corporal punishment in a school serving the Sephardic community of Baghdad, circa 1925 | | | This caused an uproar in the Jewish community. | | | When he insisted on the plan, his home was cordoned off for two months and there were threats on his life. |
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| | Canadian Jewish News |
| | By n Morocco, religion — meaning Islam, but also Judaism — was officially sanctioned by the king. | | | That is to say, every jurisdiction would have an appointed individual who would represent the court of the king in matters of religion. | | | The king honoured Rabbi Bengio by naming a street after him during his lifetime. |
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| | Bliss and the Color Pink: February 2005 |
| | Send him to school to learn about Judaism. | | | I know this even though I consider myself basically a pacifist. | | | Last year, my son talked so much about being "a full Jew," that we decided to give it a go. |
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| | South Asian Culture Home Page and Course Content |
| | There are many religions in South Asia, including Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism and Judaism. | | | However, he refused to give it back, claiming it was his. | | | The mother said that upon Mahatma's return from school that day, she punished him for lying. |
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| | Paul's crime and criminal justice Page: criminal justice ethics: Pt 5 - penology and punishment (chain gangs, corporal ... |
| | For many readers, religious principles and ethics furnish the basis for an opinion about capital punishment. | | | Although some scriptural passages can be interpreted to support the death penalty, the high ranking policy bodies within Christian denominations and Judaism have statements opposing executions. | | | From this he concludes that “[t]o recognize the likelihood of error and arbitrariness here is to recognize the possibility that people will be executed who do not deserve to die, and this must be something that people who have the highest respect for human life must oppose. |
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| | Interview with Susan Lawrence; opponents of corporal punishment of children; 'The Rod' -- Beliefnet.com |
| | In the other camp they are generally for it because they take every verse of the Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, everything, literally. | | | There are about five verses in Proverbs that do speak of beating your son with a rod, and also in Proverbs they speak of beating fools on the back, and that kind of thing. | | | There’s a lot of punishment in the Old Testament. |
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| | David Novak, “The Image of the Non-Jew in Judaism” |
| | The verse from Hosea indicates that the women cannot very well be singled out for their promiscuity when the men are no better. | | | Rabban Johanan ben Zakkai stopped it according to this Scriptural verse, 'I will punish your daughters because they are promiscuous” (Hosea 4:14) | | | Excerpted from The Image of the Non-Jew in Judaism. |
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| | Commentary Magazine - Who, Really, Was Bruno Bettelheim? |
| | ...that Christianity nevertheless represents an advance over Judaism, "the religion of a desert people," as it is more universal and humanitarian... | | | ...In fact, however, that Bettelheim dealt out arbitrary punishments of the kind I have described was widely known, and was confirmed at least as early as 1983 by Jacqueline Sanders, his successor as director... | | | ...Above all, though Bettelheim routinely proclaimed in print and speech that no one should ever use corporal punishment on children, he himself just as routinely administered it... |
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| | Ohr Somayach :: Daf Yomi :: Zevachim 2-8 |
| | [ front page ] [ this week ] [ holidays ] [ study in israel ] [ explore judaism ] | | | Explore Judaism :: Daf Yomi :: Weekly DAFootnotes | | | All that is left then is a sin of omission and a transgression which is not punished by lashes (because there the Torah assigned a method of undoing the damage). |
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| | Wilfrid Laurier University Press, List of Authors |
| | Lightstone, Jack N.; Society, the Sacred and Scripture in Ancient Judaism: A Sociology of Knowledge | | | Barter Moulaison, Jane; Lord and Giver of Life: Toward a Pneumatological Complement to George Lindbeck's Theory of Doctrine | | | Murray, Michele; Playing a Jewish Game: Gentile Christian Judaizing in the First and Second Centuries CE |
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| | Johnson State College Courses Physical Education-Psychology |
| | Prerequisite: None This course will offer a rapid background in the histories and theologies of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism — the four religions in the territories of which terrorism seems to be endemic and which regions (primarily the Middle East and India) have been divided into a myriad of artificial states. | | | The instructor will explain the effect of reactions to the encroaching storm of modernity with its accompanying tidal waves of democracy and capitalism, and also give a brief explanation of the histories of the various nation states in the regions above. | | | This is a study of the use of art, music, and movement for creative expression in counseling and psychology. |
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http://www.jsc.vsc.edu/academics/1921.html
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| | Ohr - Penn Medicine: Office of Human Research |
| | Ohr Somayach - learn about judaism, torah, jewish philosphy, and religion. | | |
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| | Things Your Parents Did - DigsBoards |
| | Stick to my guns, especially when my kids are younger. | | | - Exposure to lots of Christian denominations plus Judaism. | | | They gave me a firm foundation and that let to positive actions on my part as a teenager/young adult when there were so many bad paths I could have taken. |
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| | Squeezed between Burma and Bangladesh, 'descendants' of the Lost Tribes of Israel convert to Judaism | | | Controversy over Corporal Punishment: The “Words of God” Perspective | | | Harping on these medieval achievements does not and must not absolve the apologists of Islamic fundamentalism from the severe deficit of human rights and the propagation of a superiority complex that Islam has presided over from Morocco to Malaysia. |
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| | Israel strategy broadens to reach Christian World by Ray Hanania |
| | It has a lot to do with perceptions and the manipulation of the news media. | | | That's not devotion to a religion, but true Judaism does not condone what Israeli settlers are doing to the Palestinians. | | | These are people who willingly left the comforts of their real homes in Europe, Asia, the United States and even other Arab countries, to live on a rocky hilltop in 110 degree heat and raise their children with only the bare essentials of life. |
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| | Human Rights in Belgium 2002 |
| | Six religions (Catholicism, Protestantism, Anglicanism, Judaism, Islam and Orthodoxy) and secular humanism ( | | | One of the major concerns with regard to children’s protection remains to be the fact that corporal punishment is not expressly prohibited by law. | | | There are no effective procedures and mechanisms to receive, monitor and investigate complaints as well as to prosecute in cases of ill-treatment ensuring that the abused child is not victimised in legal proceedings and his/her privacy is protected. |
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| | Hippie commune thrives on capitalism |
| | We have one of those groups here in Western Washington called "Love Israel." It has nothing to do with Judaism. | | | The nation-state can punish free riders by making unemployment a crime and sending such people who are "stealing their labor from the people" to forced-labor camps. | | | Jamestown was founded as commune, with everyone entitled to an equal share of the production no matter what they did. |
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| | Except for Eustace Clarence Scrubb in 'Dawn Treader.' If you re-read this, you see that Eustace is the child of archetypal liberals in right-wing demonology according to Limbaugh, Hannity, etc. Eustace's parents are Bloomsbury-type leftists. | | | i was raised Catholic, but married Jewish women (divorced once) and converted (to Judaism) in-between. | | | They don't believe in discipline or corporal punishment. |
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http://pharyngula.org/index/weblog/print/3500
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