Moral relativism is actually a good thing. It means you think about what's right and wrong and the severity of it for yourself. An example would be thinking that stealing a loaf of bread for your starving children isn't evil, but stealing money from someone who needs it is.
Unlike moral absolutionists like Melinda who just see any act of stealing as equally wrong. This is shown by her ignorant belief that occasionally watching porn is the same as being addicted to it (the way she was). They're idiots who stubbornly demand that a world cast in shades of grey is actually black and white. Most moral absolutionists are self rightous douche bags like Niggerlinda, who use it to judge their more intelligent moral superiors.
For the first time in 700 pages you started out saying something actually intelligent without being insulting and then you wen't downhill in the second paragraph
The Hebrew Bible is built on moral absolutes. It's not for humans to try to reinvent morality based on their own feelings.
The Torah isn't eternal because it exists in a physical form, and anything that has been created has an origin point, that's just how reality works. I know you don't like accepting reality but you're gonna have to experience it eventually
The Torah is words. Words exist in the 4th dimension over time. Even as I type to you, my words are coming to you through the 4th dimension (Wi-Fi).
Every letter and word has a frequency. When it is spoken into the air, it travels through sound waves. You cannot see them, but those sound waves are there. The written manifestation of a word is simply one part of a word.
If Elohim speaks The Torah out loud, it exists in sounds waves, forever.
Ms. Scott, you posted on here last night at like 1 AM and then were up and posted on here again at like 8:30 in the morning
I fold laundry late at night after my toddler goes to sleep otherwise he will mess up my piles. I also fold laundry after the baby goes to sleep because she needs to be held a lot and I can't fold laundry unless she is sleeping.
I often do chores between 9 pm and 3 am in the morning. Because the children need me a lot in the day, can't get them done when they are awake. But if I go to sleep between 12 am and 3 am I have a stash of energy drinks waiting for me when they all wake my up again at 7:30am. But I only do the 3 am thing a few times a year because my body is all fucked up the next day. Most of the time it's 1 am. But I try to get to bed by 9:30pm if I don't have chores to do. Then the baby wakes me at 11:30pm, 3:30am, 5:30 am, and again usually 7:30am.
I work around the clock because my baby is under the age of 1. When she can drink cow's milk starting at age 1 things will get easier.
Be honest: are the kiwis your only friends? Because I'm getting the feeling you don't actually have anyone else. I won't judge you, it's ok to admit you love the kiwis. They're secretly very nice even if they use mean words sometimes.
I wouldn't say that KF people are my friends. They are part of the larger society in which I live. I engage with society in different ways.
I don't really have time to maintain friendships very much. My 6 children, Torah study, household chores, small business, and homeschooling and formerly trying to bridge a relationship with Marshall take up most of my life. I really don't have a lot of time for friendships unless people live close.
Ever since I started breastfeeding I became pretty home-bound. You really can't go anywhere with a breastfeeding baby. Nobody makes spaces for breastfeeding mothers. In 15 years I've only found 3 stores that have a breastfeeding room for mothers.
It's extremely stressful to try to function in society as a breastfeeding mother, even more so with COVID-19 because every body removed benches and seats. If my baby starts crying for milk I panic about where I am going to nurse. I sat down in the middle of the self check out at Walmart last week in a chair nursing. I snatched the chair from the Bank across the asile. A really nice lady stopped and ask me if I needed help. Funny thing is she looked like an Ashkenazi Jew. Maybe her DNA knew mine and that made her feel compassion for me? Ha, anyways, she scanned and bagged all of my groceries for me while I sat and nursed my daughter.
Breastfeeding babies have to eat so frequently and the moment you put them in a car seat they cry. So basically I escape the house long enough to go to the grocery store, the library or shopping.
I talk to some Messianic ladies here and there but they are just as knee deep into raising children and farm animals that they don't have much free time either.
the second Marshall offered to take you back you'd come running
Isn't it better to try to salvage an older Covenant than look for a new one?
You're so empty and lonely that you come to Kiwi Farms just to have someone to talk to about your love life, you don't have any other pursuits or passions
I don't tell you guys here as much as I
could say. I hold back a lot.
I don't thirst or hunger because I have eternal food. The Torah satisfies my soul. If I didn't have The Torah I would crumble.
"Yeshua answered, “I am the bread which is life! Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever trusts in me will never be thirsty." (John 6:35)
I come to Kiwi Farms to debate. Debate can drive your meditation, even debate with Goyim. I've thought about new and different angles of The Torah since chatting here. In fact, my arguments with you all have "inspired" a paper I am publishing next month. I'm not giving away the title early, but I think it will be a hit!
Gaslighting
