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Secrets Of The Ten Commandments

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daytondanger:
https://www.youtube.com/v/pL9xPZ1mPvY

Pay heed.

Aladin:
Thank you Heinz.

From the Islamic point of view I saw no difference in the relation to the Almighty described by the Rabbi from the Jewish perspective in comparison to the islamic perspective.

What I did find interesting was the writing Of The Ten Commandments on two tablets.
One Tablet in relation to The Almighty and one Tablet in relation to our fellow human beings. And the way the Rabbi described the Tablets were facing each other.
We learn from this is that the Almighty in his infinite wisdom does not do anything without a Meaning or Purpose.
And that our relationship to eacht other as human beings is as important as our relations to our Creator.

This and your post on sex on the other thread.. made me come back and comment... without this the TOT was getting a little worthless, when compared to the previous time.

daytondanger:
Glad you enjoyed it brother Aladin.

Some punk HACKed my other account so I started a new one, please ignore the other "Heinz".
Hopefully we can get some fruitful discussions started in this section.

Heinz:
You need to stop doing what you're doing, Hack.
Don't ruin your excellent thread ideas by pretending to be someone you're not.



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Hack Wilson - real:
lmao




i'm gonna sit back and enjoy this.   popcorn time.  8)

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