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I am in fucking tears
Marx, Engels, Lenin. Ethiopia, 1970s.
A lot of superstitious religious belief does seem to be downstream of someone having taken the mystical allegory too literally, and therefore completely missing the point.
I'd wager that the gnostic interpretation of the Garden of Eden likely predates its (very late) inclusion in the Tanakh, and even if the redactors appreciated the allegorical signficance and expected readers to do so, putting this mythic allegory at the head of what eventually purports to be a historic narrative makes it seem like it, too, is allegedly history.
in Contra Celsum, Origen seems insulted by the allegation that Christians take Genesis literally:
In the next place, as it is his object to slander our Scriptures, he ridicules the following statement: "And God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and He took one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof. And the rib, which He had taken from the man, made He a woman," and so on; without quoting the words, which would give the hearer the impression that they are spoken with a figurative meaning. He would not even have it appear that the words were used allegorically, although he says afterwards, that "the more modest among Jews and Christians are ashamed of these things, and endeavour to give them somehow an allegorical signification." Now we might say to him, Are the statements of your "inspired" Hesiod, which he makes regarding the woman in the form of a myth, to be explained allegorically, in the sense that she was given by Jove to men as an evil thing, and as a retribution for the theft of "the fire"; while that regarding the woman who was taken from the side of the man (after he had been buried in deep slumber), and was formed by God, appears to you to be related without any rational meaning and secret signification? But is it not uncandid, not to ridicule the former as myths, but to admire them as philosophical ideas in a mythical dress, and to treat with contempt the latter, as offending the understanding, and to declare that they are of no account?
love it that two thousand years later people are still arguing about that, really it's great.
A thousand years from now, people will be claiming that Neil Armstrong didn't LITERALLY walk on the moon, obviously Kennedy was just being METAPHORICAL, you silly CHUDS... It will be bullshit then, just as it's bullshit now. Every mythic story literally happened exactly as described.
The Trojan War, the Epic of Gilgamesh, the life of King Arthur, the Garden of Eden, Agartha, Hyperborea, Atlantis, all of it.
It's all literally true; you just don't want to admit it because it gives modern woke society no excuse for how comparatively puny its dreams have become.
the weird thing about being a leftist is the government calling you a radical extremist and your family believing that youre a radical extremist and the whole times your main political beliefs are shit like "we live in a world where we could very easily end world hunger, homelessness, most disease, poverty, ect. and the people in power are choosing not to, and thats evil and should change" and that bigotry is bad
I’m not sure what to make of putvedev.com
Bro wtf I had to check if this was real
She was a labour/"leftist" zionist btw
I profoundly dislike this woman, but I think it is disingenuous to present a paraphrase as a quote.
The closest I found to her actually saying that is:
"When peace comes we will perhaps in time be able to forgive the Arabs for killing our sons, but it will be harder for us to forgive them for having forced us to kill their sons. Peace will come when the Arabs will love their children more than they hate us."
Golda Meir - A land of Our Own, an oral autobiography (1973)
The addition makes her sound far worse.
Even if it was completely made up, many Zionists adore this quote and repeat it with complete sincerity. I even heard a religious Zionist rabbi explain the deaths of the Egyptian first borns in Exodus with that quote. So much for God mourning "my children are dying" at the deaths of Pharaoh's army, but who needs the Talmud when you have Zionism.
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given recent events, an important reminder
Zionists:
Actual Israeli history:
harnessed this things essence lol and all that he once was is now redused to this. kept his husk alive just bc i was bored lol
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>recognize it as part of my divine punishment
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