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But acceptance of wrongdoing towards others is unacceptable.

What's the solution?

There is if you focus on actions and racism rather than religious teachings and organized religion.

Frankly, I've moved on to other things at this point in time.

I don't care about Judaism, or Christianity, or Islam or any religion.

I've put religion behind me.

The source, apparently, (according to Wikipedia), is over 6,000 pages long, contains teachings and opinions of thousands of rabbis, and has six translations into English.

My opening post contained...

Actually Lorraine Day is not associated with any organized religion, and her reference to God is in relation to natural law—common sense things we all need to get well, such as nutrition, sunlight,...

Do you know this from your personal acquaintances? (I remember you posting about a Jewish Orthodox friend.)

The host interviewing Daryl is Andrew Carrington Hitchcock.

He has a website:

The Talmud originates from oral tradition from rabbis?

From another thread:



I was curious to see whether Jewish American analyst and writer Stephen Lendman has written about the Talmud.

I haven’t found an article specifically about the Talmud,...

Here is the "About" page for the YouTuber:

The host interviewing Dr. Day is Daryl B. Smith.

Clearly, Daryl is a person with a passion for the truth, which is sacred, in my opinion.

The interview in question took place in 2007.

I was...

Very helpful.

I am new to the research topic of The Talmud.

This is the video I'm talking about:




Does the Talmud say anything about Jewish doctors and what they should and should not do, qualified by circumstances, etc.?

I am interested in what Dr. Lorraine Day has to say, because I am very impressed with her deathbed recovery from cancer after she asked God to show her the way.

Right now I am listening to her...