The Abrahamic religions are and have always been internally incoherent. I didn’t come here to argue that the Court got their own doctrine wrong, just to provide a citation to their foundational doctrine that illustrates the incoherence. I don’t care what their invisible space monkey tells them, but if they want to kill others, they shouldn’t be surprised when the others fight back. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
There is a reason the Talmud is basically a collection of massive extensive debates. Our religion isn’t necessarily coherent or consistent and it takes a very long time to become a Rabbi for a reason.
The Abrahamic religions are and have always been internally incoherent. I didn’t come here to argue that the Court got their own doctrine wrong, just to provide a citation to their foundational doctrine that illustrates the incoherence. I don’t care what their invisible space monkey tells them, but if they want to kill others, they shouldn’t be surprised when the others fight back. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
There is a reason the Talmud is basically a collection of massive extensive debates. Our religion isn’t necessarily coherent or consistent and it takes a very long time to become a Rabbi for a reason.