Showing posts with label Yom Kippur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yom Kippur. Show all posts

Saturday, 26 September 2020

Atonement for Jews and Muslims

 Christianity has no principle other than that of worshipping a dead Jewish man convicted of blasphemy by Jews.  Not only do Christians worship an executed blasphemer, they worship Jesus as the co-equal of the supreme and eternal Abrahamic God who created the Universe. 

Is our global village being punished by God for 2000 years of blasphemy and idolatry practised by Christians with the global pandemic?

There are still 2.2 billion Christians worshipping idolatrously and blasphemously a Jew convicted of blasphemy. Worshipping someone convicted of blasphemy means affirming that blasphemy and this Christians have been doing for 2000 years.   

Muslims could also consider atoning for omitting to admonish Christians for claiming that God has begotten a son as 18:4 of the Koran commands.  

The Day of Atonement is now just around the corner. Will Jews now finally atone for their omission of not pointing out that Christians are not righteous gentiles because they are blasphemers and idolaters? And will Muslims also join them in so doing?

As for Christians, they can only atone by ceasing their practice of idolatry and blasphemy in the hope of avoiding the wrath of God, if He exists.

Thursday, 17 September 2020

Secular Koranism and the teshuvah of rabbis on Yom Kippur 5781

Secular Koranism represents a global opportunity for teshuvah. Perhaps rabbis will see fit to discuss this now that Yom Kippur is coming up on Sunday 27 September 2020.  

https://www.learnreligions.com/what-is-teshuvah-2076801


The Four Steps of Atonement

In Jewish tradition, the process of atonement has four clearly defined stages: 


Step 1, Regret. Realize the extent of the damage and inwardly adopt of feeling sincere regret.

Step 2, Ceasing.  Immediately stop the harmful action.

Step 3, Confession and restitution. Verbalize the mistake and ask for forgiveness, either from God or from the wronged party. If possible, the wrong must be righted through compensation. If the sin is against God, acts of charity may be considered as restitution. 

Step 4, Resolution. Make a firm commitment not to repeat the sin in the future.


The least rabbis could do is rank the four gentile religions as I have been requesting them to do for quite a while now.  

It trust that it is not too much to ask rabbis to rank the gentile religions according to the Noahide laws and confirm that I am correct that Islam is the most Noahide and Christianity the least, which is why it has failed.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/the-seven-noachide-laws

Rabbi Sacks should be the first to go being the most influential amongst the goyim, or any other ambitious rabbi, perhaps Chief Rabbi Mirvis who has been such an establishment man in aiding and abetting globohomo. Or failing that, Rabbi Sternbuch of Israel who was born in London who wrote a letter of rebuke in Hebrew to Chief Rabbi Mirvis for not rebuking him in English, and atoning by making his rebuke available in English. 

Then perhaps Covid-19 might magically disappear from Israel and allow normal life to continue the world over. 

Coronavirus: Israel to impose three-week national lockdown

Israel has highest rate in world of new coronavirus infections per capita

https://jewishnews.timesofisrael.com/israeli-charedi-leader-accuses-chief-rabbi-mirvis-of-blasphemy-lgbt-guide/

Ranking the four gentile religions according to the Noahide laws

Is it a sin for Jews to omit promoting the Noahide laws?

Thursday, 27 December 2018

If Judaism is divine ethno-nationalism, is Islam divine civic nationalism?


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