THE RADICALISED RABBI is a blog on Judaism and its very useful ideas and the blogger a Secular Koranist and a revolutionary. You don't have to be Jewish to find Jewish ideas very useful in tidying up your thinking and turbo-charging your powers of reasoning to the extent that you can even predict most events and disasters. The West is heading for disaster with its insane policy of Transnational Progressivism, turning our global village into Sodom and Gomorrah attracting the same punishment.
Monday, 23 March 2026
Why Kevin Flatt's won't mention PATRIARCHY and MATRIARCHY in his book about the global social order
PVK's title: "Cuckolding Islam: Can the Christian West Pass Off Its Secular Heir?"
Sunday, 22 March 2026
Vincent Bruno and I appear together on Objective Ethics
The Feminization of Society | Louise Perry and Mary Harrington
Many are called but few are chosen; the cure exists before the disease
"Many are called, but few are chosen" is a famous phrase from Matthew 22:14 in the Bible, concluding Jesus’ parable of the wedding feast. It means that while the invitation to salvation (the call) is extended to everyone, only a few respond in faith and obedience to be accepted (the chosen), highlighting that many hear the Gospel, but few truly follow.Key Aspects of the Phrase:The Context (Matthew 22:1-14): A king throws a wedding banquet for his son. Initial guests refuse to come, so the king invites anyone they find. However, a guest is cast out for not wearing proper "wedding garments," representing those who do not truly accept Christ's righteousness.The "Called" (General Call): This represents the broad, universal invitation to salvation extended to all people.The "Chosen" (Chosen Ones): These are individuals who accept the invitation, repent, and live in faithful obedience.Meaning: It serves as a warning that hearing the message is not enough; one must truly receive it and be transformed, rather than coming on their own terms.Significance: It emphasizes that salvation is by grace, but demands a genuine, responding faith.
1:03:00 Louise Perry
1:04:00 Social exclusion
1:07:00 Locker room talk, gender roles and gender segregation
1:08:00 Secrets and censorship
1:09:00 Patriarchy
1:10:00 Transgenderism
1:11:00 Female Archbishop of Canterbury and female general
1:12:00 The path of least resistance
1:14:00 The Abrahamic God is a logical construct.
1:15:00 God's guidance
1:16:00 Judaism
1:17:00 Logical questions about Jews
1:19:00 The rules of reason and morality
1:21:00 Mens rea
1:23:00 Using our judgement
Common sense
Jury trials
1:25:00 The vulnerability of complexity
1:27:00 Instruction manual
1:28:00 Built in egalitarianism/feminism
1:30:00 Sharia and the West
1:32:00 The Amish
1:34:00 Corruption
1:35:00 Hierarchy
1:36:00 Men are conflicted between the burdens of patriarchy and the temptations of matriarchy.
Rules are made to be broken.
1:37:00 Divine intervention
1:38:00 The cure exists before the disease.
AI Overview
"The cure exists before the disease" is a significant theological principle, primarily in Judaism, suggesting that God creates the remedy before the sickness, or that solutions (tikkun) exist before challenges (kilkul). It implies hope, divine preparation, and that for every spiritual or physical affliction, a remedy is already provided.
Key Aspects of the Concept:
Jewish Theology (Midrash): The Midrash (e.g., Lekach Tov) notes that the command to build the Mishkan (Tabernacle), a solution for spiritual brokenness, was given before the sin of the Golden Calf, indicating the cure precedes the malady.
Spiritual/Moral Context: It highlights that for issues like "baseless hatred" (the cause of exile), the cure—"Ahavas Yisroel" (love for fellow Jews)—is already inherent and available.
Biblical Perspective: The concept is connected to the idea that God provides sustenance and healing, even while a person is on their sickbed.
Islamic Tradition: Similarly, a Hadith states that for every disease, a cure has been sent down by Allah.
Alternative Contexts:
Scientific Approach: While distinct from the theological concept, modern drug discovery, such as in drug repurposing, often involves finding that existing compounds (potential cures) can treat newly identified diseases, which can appear as if the "cure" existed before the specific application.
This phrase serves as a message of optimism and comfort, emphasizing that hope and solutions are inherent in the world's structure.
1:39:00 Id, ego and supergo
1:40:00 Consultation ie shura
Accountability
1:41:00 Humility as a virtue that allows people to admit their mistakes.
"Laura Loomer and the Hindus - www.HinduJudeoFreemasonry.blogspot.com"
— Real Vincent Bruno (@RealVinBruno) March 21, 2026
3:00 Space begins.
6:00 My cute avatar
10:00 YouTube or X?
11:00 Clavicular and his looksmaxxing
12:00 We are being suppressed while others are being promoted.
13:00 Long YouTube streams that say very little other than a few mantras
Two hours of yakking just to say religion is needed to support marriage and maybe sharia could do the job of supporting marriage and family values!
— Secular Koranism with American Characteristics (@Book_of_Rules) March 22, 2026
The Brief and Confusing History of "Religion". Kevin Flatt https://t.co/R1MHOQOaOP via @YouTube
14:00 Kevin Flatt
16:00 Christians
Paul Vanderklay
Moral clarity
17:00 Properly titling our Spaces
18:00 Laura Loomer, Trump's No 1 Cheerleader
19:00 Shouldn't Trump's Spiritual Adviser Paula White have more influence?
20:00 Secular Jewess
Noahide laws
21:00 Milo
26:00 "Islamic right-wing Communism"
27:00 "Anything but Islam"
28:00 Islam, China and Russia
29:00 Indians are more submissive to America.
US-Iran War is about targeting China.
30:00 Indian diplomacy
31:00 Indians are a Noahide servant base.
32:00 Vincent hopes for the obliteration of Iran.
33:00 Russia is technically still a liberal democracy.
A, B and B+ schools under Secular Koranism and the reintroduction of slavery
The motte-and-bailey fallacy is an informal fallacy where an arguer conflates a controversial, hard-to-defend position (the "bailey") with a modest, easy-to-defend statement (the "motte"). Under challenge, they retreat to the safe motte, then claim victory for the bailey once the opponent withdraws.Key Components & Examples:The Bailey (Desired Position): The controversial, often unreasonable claim the speaker wants to uphold.The Motte (Defensible Position): A simplified, often trivial truth that is hard to argue against.The Shift: A speaker says, "Social media is destroying society" (Bailey), but when challenged, retreats to "Well, it's undeniable that social media has some negative effects" (Motte).Common Examples:"Crystals can cure cancer" (Bailey) shifts to "Well, feeling hopeful helps healing" (Motte) when challenged."All politicians are corrupt" (Bailey) shifts to "Well, some politicians are corrupt" (Motte).This tactic, identified by philosopher Nicholas Shackel in 2005, exploits the audience's inability to distinguish between the two distinct claims, functioning as a form of bait-and-switch.
13:00 Modern contraception has caused a greater demand for abortion on demand.
15:00 Rules are made to be broken.
16:00 "Direct negative effect"
17:00 Latent damage
18:00 The cure is worse than the disease.
19:00 Corporal punishment
20:00 Men never suffer from unwanted pregnancy.
21:00 It is incumbent on the party most at risk to take more care.
Shotgun marriage
22:00 Why the Koran?
23:00 Attaching myself to a rising religious group worshiping the most powerful being conceivable would help obtain support for my ideas than simply telling people what I think would be necessary to fix society.
The nature and purpose of religion
24:00 The belief that good will be rewarded and evil punished in this life and the next incentivises people to behave correctly.
25:00 Secular Koranism is addressed to atheists, agnostics and nihilists and an attempt to regulate their behaviour.
26:00 "There is a law against it and the punishment will fit the crime" is the ultimate deterrent.
27:00 Crime and prison statistics
30:00 Men of fighting age of all races and religions tend to get into trouble with police more than men not of fighting age.
33:00 Hypocrites who claim to be a member of a religious group
34:00 The Religion of Mum and Dad
Cultural Christians and Cultural Muslims
35:00 Shouldn't America be one nation under God trusting in God?
36:00 Only 5% of Americans are atheists?
37:00 Heretics
39:00 Iran has made the most of sharia.
40:00 Uncontrolled mass immigration
41:00 Trump, ICE and Minneapolis
Income
43:00 Comparative religion
44:00 IC codes
45:00 White Nationalism has become Christian Nationalism.
46:00 Dividing people into race
47:00 Raymond Cattell
48:00 The Domestic Partnership will replace gay marriage.
49:00 Cross-referencing race and religion for research reasons
50:00 Race distinctions
51:00 Freedom of contract
52:00 How is Secular Koranism "Nazi"?
53:00 Job application form
55:00 DEI and POTUS
56:00 DEI is the current Woke religion.
58:00 White males would benefit from Secular Koranism.
59:00 My liberal instincts
1:00:00 Criticisms of Secular Koranism
1:01:00 Polari
1:02:00 SIMOS joins to ask about lesbians holding hands and kissing in public.
1:04:00 Niqab
Iran
1:05:00 Sykes-Picot Agreement
Horror story about Iran
1:07:00 Controlling the interpretation
DECONVERTED MAN joins to denounce me.
1:09:00 Why Secular Koranism
1:10:00 Secular Koranism does not infringe against the First Amendment because it is not the government establishment of religion.
1:12:00 Vincent Bruno
1:14:00 Objective measure of mixed race people
1:16:00 Gender is a social construct.
Genomes
1:18:00 Authoritarian
1:20:00 WW3 is being started by America.
1:22:00 Secular Koranism was conceived of in 2009.
1:23:00 VINCENT BRUNO joins to discuss Beyondism.
1:27:00 How Beyondism works under Secular Koranism
1:35:00 The natural way
1:36:00 Polygamy and incest under Beyondism
1:37:00 Not a hereditarian
1:40:00 FANTOM asks about slavery on Secular Koranism
1:41:00 Opening a Slave Manumission account at the Department of Work, Pensions and Manumissions
Queens who become royal nannies and civil slaves
1:42:00 Slavery was what made America great.
1:43:00 Slavery is an institution like marriage and prostitution.
1:44:00 Homicide in its varieties
Slavery is a way of regulating labour relations.
1:45:00 Work release and workfare
1:46:00 FANTOM steelmans my proposal to reintroduce slavery.
1:47:00 Chattel slavery and indentured servitude
1:48:00 ROBIN joins to discuss public schools under Secular Koranism.
1:49:00 A, B and B+ schools
1:53:00 Equal distribution of educational resources
1:56:00 To make a point
1:57:00 A year's period of grace
2:04:00 My response to Simos's criticism
Why Kevin Flatt's won't mention PATRIARCHY and MATRIARCHY in his book about the global social order
Kevin Flatt https://www.routledge.com/Secularization-Social-Order-and-World-History-Toward-a-Global-Perspective/Flatt/p/book/9781041075325 h...
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1) Which verse of the Koran infringes the Noahide laws? 2) Why is it impossible that God would first reveal the Torah to Jews first and t...
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18:00 The definition of morality is the Seven Noahide laws. 19:00 Is either America or Israel a righteous gentile nation? If neither even ...
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Our moral system ie religion tells us what to believe and what we should and shouldn't do. All religions are moral systems. Secular pol...