This series of subjects have been chosen, with a Tbit of a nod to the 1930 sepigram attributable to the left wing British journalist and Soviet agent Willian Norman Ewer, How odd of God to choose the Jews! Yes, it was an anti-Semitic slur. It invited the riposte from Leon Roston the Jewish political scientist: Not odd of God. / Goyim annoy 'im. Another response was: Not odd of God / His son was onen but the best was from Ogden Nash: But not so odd As those who choose A Jewish God, Yet spurn the Jews. And so, our series is also an attempt at a witty retort to the antisemitic How odd of God to choose the Jews. Looking at firstly Whose are the Jews, Abuse of the Jews, World views of the Jews, and Paying our Dues to the Jew. We will explore why the Jews are special and God’s chosen people, and then we will no doubt be asking how strange it is of man, to try to change the plan. So, who are the Jews then?
7 October 2018
The advice offered here to teenagers is suitable in principle to anyone really, because despite what anyone tells you, everyone thinks and feels the same, the only difference is experience and knowledge. So dear reader, we must take the message to ourselves. Even old people can be spiritual teenagers, not just a child, but now finding our feet, but suffering setbacks, learning by experience. Every age, every stage is a difficult one, every step of life decisions have to made. Equally every stage of life we can still have fun and enjoy the benefits that have been given us. It is not helpful to brand one particular phase of life any more difficult than another. It is all perfectly normal. Older people can have a habit of looking down their noses at young people, typical teenagers, we weren’t like that in my day”… yes you were Old Man!!
16 July 2017
