If you weren't such an arrogant bugger, you would understand that I was never questioning your point of view. You just took it that way reflexively. I happen to agree with much of what you have written here today.
I was not asking for you to spoon feed me anything. I was asking for you to qualify the statement you made by explaining why something that doesn't make sense on the surface has credibility.
When you get your head out of your own ass, tell me what it smells like.
So now you can see quite clearly why I ended my lesson with the following:
"Now that I have answered your question faithfully, please do not waste my time with a rebuke. Say thanks for the effort and leave it at that. Its called 'good taste'. Have a good day."
I understood quite well that your objective was to correct, and that your question was rhetorical. That I pointed out--quite correctly btw-that the sole source of your confusion is rooted in a lack of logic, that sent you through the roof. There is no disconnect at all between a Jew that does not support Israel. Israel was founded by God. Esther, like Donald Trump, was not born a Jew but became one its greatest heroines. On the other hand some Jews act as traitors, like Schumer or Judas Iscariot who betrayed the greatest Jew of all times, Jesus. The answer to your question is free will. All human beings possess. To be a member of God's chosen is no guarantee of holiness or even of faith. Just look around you to see examples of fallen Jews who like Esau fail to live up to their birthright.
What part of that do you not understand? Have you ever read the Old Testament? It was written by the same God who wrote the New Testament. As one fulfills the other, you may like it!
If you weren't such an arrogant bugger, you would understand that I was never questioning your point of view. You just took it that way reflexively. I happen to agree with much of what you have written here today.
I was not asking for you to spoon feed me anything. I was asking for you to qualify the statement you made by explaining why something that doesn't make sense on the surface has credibility.
When you get your head out of your own ass, tell me what it smells like.
Have a great day.
So now you can see quite clearly why I ended my lesson with the following: "Now that I have answered your question faithfully, please do not waste my time with a rebuke. Say thanks for the effort and leave it at that. Its called 'good taste'. Have a good day."
I understood quite well that your objective was to correct, and that your question was rhetorical. That I pointed out--quite correctly btw-that the sole source of your confusion is rooted in a lack of logic, that sent you through the roof. There is no disconnect at all between a Jew that does not support Israel. Israel was founded by God. Esther, like Donald Trump, was not born a Jew but became one its greatest heroines. On the other hand some Jews act as traitors, like Schumer or Judas Iscariot who betrayed the greatest Jew of all times, Jesus. The answer to your question is free will. All human beings possess. To be a member of God's chosen is no guarantee of holiness or even of faith. Just look around you to see examples of fallen Jews who like Esau fail to live up to their birthright.
What part of that do you not understand? Have you ever read the Old Testament? It was written by the same God who wrote the New Testament. As one fulfills the other, you may like it!
Go in Peace brother.