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To: Brumar89 who wrote (62165)11/8/2014 10:43:13 AM
From: Solon  Respond to of 69300
 
"Ah, Einstein shared your hatred for God too? Well, too bad for him if you're right."

Nobody hates imaginary things, Brum! And your threats against dead people are awfully childish.



To: Brumar89 who wrote (62165)11/8/2014 11:10:59 AM
From: 2MAR$  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 69300
 
No, we just compared Justin Martyr's admonishing Jews as 'fossil people' with Einstein's same summation, but talking these primitive fanatical dogmatists. We see the proud superior anti-semtite rancour starts early in Christian thinking don't we, so i am only making a simple observation here where the antisemticism comes. (try real hard to follow the bouncing ball)

Justin's thesis here is just an extension of the kind of reasoning which pervades the New Testament
jewishvirtuallibrary.org
He makes the claim that Christianity is the authentic flowering of biblical
Judaism, and that the Jews who cling to their faith in its old form are clinging
to an obsolete doctrine. For doing so they are berated as blind and stubborn and
insensitive, a fossil people clinging to a superseded faith.

Albert Einstein wrote this regarding his visit to the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem and watching religious Jews praying, so similar to the Christian apologist, even you can't miss it.
"Where dull-witted clansmen of our tribe were praying aloud, their faces
turned to the wall, their bodies swaying to and fro. A pathetic sight of men
with a past but without a future."