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Nissan Dovid Dubov
Rabbi Nissan D. Dubov is director of Chabad Lubavitch in Wimbledon, UK.


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Posted: Aug 23, 2009
i am glad moshe that you said G-d is a el of all nations and not just you all jews but what i believe is that if u love g-d with all your heart and soul and abides in his laws you are an isrealite, cause it is the laws that makes isreal who they are.the next point is that you shouldn't even be telling people about those noahide laws cause g-d will have you accountable for straying people from the torah, thank you.
Posted By elasah ben abraham, castries, st lucia

Posted: July 20, 2009
To Moshe Ben Yakov, Los Angeles, CA
Open your mind Moshe. You studied only what you wanted to study in order to disprove other religion. To begin with Judaism is not a religion as well as Hinduism...Organised religion is for an idiotic mind.

Secondly, people are free to make up their own mind without being shackled by any religion. It's a fact about every human being on this earth which deconstructs the theory of religion as truth. Religion is for the dogmatic, the ignorant, the follower who is unable to think.

Thirdly regarding Hinduism, Supreme G_d is Brahman & that's to apprise you that blasphemy from your part against G_d is yours to deal with not mine, not anybody's...So you believe in TRUE religion or G_d? It cannot be both. G_d stands alone without the need for religion to be understood! Religion at best offers a cultural and ritualistic approach (i.e controlled by religious institutions) to G_d not to be misunderstood with G_d himself!

The importance of religion has gain precedence over G_d unfortunately. But G_d is for all !
Posted By Religion or G_d?

Posted: Sep 30, 2008
Thank you
i have wznted to find out more of my forefathers religion since they are jews of the 18 century...and i would like to know more...thank you for your web site.
Posted By lavenia, Lambasa



 

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