[MD] the Value of Think Again

[John Carl]

On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 6:28 AM, <skutvik at online.no> wrote:


The fact remains that Saul - who Christendom later called Paul -
> was born and raised a Jew, and that was our question  ... no?
>

A Jew that's been reprogrammed in Greek language and culture is not the same
thing.  That's what we're talking about.



>
> Now that much said I agree with you about Paul becoming "greeky"
> by and by, in my words the one who pried early Christendom loose
> from its Jewish roots and headed it towards "Greek thought" (towards
> intellect in our lingo) by repeating and reinforcing Jesus' rebellion
> against Mosaic Law, thus started Christendom on its  long
> "antisemitic" journey (in a positive sense).
>


You have a rather interestingly jumbled idea of history.  But the point I
wish to dwell on, that interests me, is the same defect in reason that
Phaedrus found and thrashed, exists in all modern Christianity through the
Greek filter provided by Paul.




> Agree except "Jewish intellect" (Q-intellect is neither "thinking" nor
> "culture" but in this context "secularism") Jewish culture is the
> epitome of Q-social value and regards Q-intellect (secularism) its
> enemy, you see how orthodox Jews hate the secular state Israel as
> much as the Palestinians *) This is common for Judaism and Islam
> which I call "Semitism".
>




>
> Regarding Paul's "misogynism". Even if he tried he could not free
> himself totally from his Jewish roots, but the semitic "sex apartheid"
> was/is not any hate of women - far from that - it's protection (as they
> see it) menfolk are so easily roused that they will assault them at the
> slightest pretext.
>
>

Well that has nothing to do with semitic cultures... that's just the way
things are everywhere.  Why just the other day I saw a woman, and so I had
to assault her on some pretext.

I regard Paul as misogynistic mainly because of his words - things like, "I
will not suffer a woman to speak in church" and stuff like that.

John the woman assaulter