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To: Katelew who wrote (35040)	9/14/2017 1:20:55 AM
From: Wharf Rat	1 Recommendation Recommended By Ron Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 357277

"The Bible itself makes no mention of flat earth," It's a stretch; pillars holding up heaven. torah-truth.blogspot.com Where the skeptics are mistaken right off the bat is when they assume that in Judaism we consider the Torah to be a science manual. This assumption on the skeptics' part could not be further from the truth. We see the Torah as a guide in morality, ethics, and how we are expected to behave. The Torah is NOT a science book or a history book. In Judaism, we also believe that when G-d created mankind He purposely did NOT convey any knowledge regarding the spiritual realm or the physical realm (i.e. the laws of science and nature). G-d wanted mankind to figure out the way the universe and the world work by ourselves. If G-d had created mankind already knowing everything about everything (science included), then we would not have freewill.