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Skriven 2004-11-11 21:12:19 av Steve Asher (3:800/432.0)
     Kommentar till en text av Lee Lofaso
Ärende: Noachide Transformation
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Mulling over Alan Hess to LEE LOFASO 10 Nov 2004

G'day Lee...

SA>>The liberals posing as conservatives who post in this echo scoff, 
SA>>as is their way, nevertheless, there is a program under way to 
SA>>transform the USA (and other Western nations) into a society based 
SA>>upon the seven "Noachide Laws", which among other things will 
SA>>result in the abolition of Christmas, and the elimination 
SA>>(execution) of Christians.

SA>>Here is an example of the campaign to abolish "X-mas":

LL> Don't laugh.  Some Jews are very serious about this.  Which is the same 
LL> reason why some Jews want to build a Third Temple.  And they will.

 AH> More of the worldwide Jewish conspiracy bullshit.  Yes, a very
 AH> small number of Jewish fundamentalists want to see a third Temple. 
 AH> We have our fundies, like every religion.  *adh*

Alan was quick to dismiss it as "worldwide Jewish conspiracy bullshit".
However, those who are seeking to implement the Noachide Laws, which
will result in the execution of Christians as idolaters, and the abolition
of Christmas (etc) insist that these laws are binding on all human societies.

The below is typical...

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Symposium at Cardozo Law School
re: The Application of the Noachide Code to Contemporary Social Problems


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15

The Tree of Life Society of Cardozo Law School and the Leonard and Bea
Diener Institute of Jewish Law present a symposium on...

"THE APPLICATION OF THE NOACHIDE CODE TO CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS."

The Noachide Code (also known as the "Sheva Mitzvos Bnei Noach," or
the Seven Laws of Noah) is a set of basic social, moral, and legal
principles, described in the Babylonian Talmud as binding on all human
societies. In effect, it is a universal code of law prescribed by the
Torah of Israel for humanity. Since the Code is the most explicit
statement in Jewish jurisprudence regarding the normative condition of
non-Jewish society, it represents an essential framework for
discussion of the Jewish perspective on the appropriate elements of
non-Jewish legal systems. 

(snip)

Source: Jewish Law ... http://www.jlaw.com/PressReleases/00-15-03.html

Cheers, Steve..

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