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Which religion should I convert to?

And Jesus said unto him, No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God.

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One can search every facet of the Universe, but unless one carries that which one is searching for with them, they find it not.

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Raddatson

No one is criticizing the cab driver.Just stating a fact about Jews,obviously the nice cab driver was not a Jew, a Jew cab driver (ANY JEW) would have charged the old lady double price of the fair. and smiled at her while he did it.

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Yechielshlipshon Thinks this answer is Helpful: I have had similar experiences as an Officer.

As an officer did you lock yourself up for your crime,or did you become a officer after your crime? just asking.

MikeC

Raddatson I have a funny feeling you would have been on Yechiels case if it was his story ! The objective of the rebuttal is clear. Your rebuttal serves no purpose and has no quality to it.

Yechielshlipshon Thinks this answer is Helpful:

Dear Mike;

Thank you. When I missed up and all the garbage came out, you may have noticed I kept quiet. Thought I would see who of those who talked the talk, would walk the walk.

I had to learn some hard lessons 25-30 years ago. I do what I can to walk right, and to have empathy for those who are still searching. For those who walk as their system/faith says they should, I have no issues; for those who do not, there are no issues, as we are going two different ways; I Heaven ward, and each of the others, as he or she choose.

Thank you again and GBY.

Shalom;

Yechiel

Physicalist

Jameslee--Let's face it, even the story of Adam and Eve puts a value on a lack of inquisitiveness. The punishment for eating from the tree of knowledge and disobeying god is a metaphor. It means do not seek knowledge, just stay in the Garden with your nude bodies eating and enjoying the sun while wallowing in ignorance.