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22 Comments
Refresh my recollection: isn't the Second Commandment the one the RMGO goes bonkers over?
I think ithat second commandment reads:
Thou shalt not limit any guns for me. Neither mine ammunition, nor mine magazines, nor shalt thou check my background, but shall stockpile weapons forever and ever, amen.
Sorry to be sacreligious, y'all.
#notsorry
As often as the 10 commandments gets thrown around, I would love a reporter or someone else ask a politician to recite all 10. They don't even have to be in order, just recite all 10 (bonus points if they can recite them in order)
and a special bonus if they can also list the amendments in the Bill of Rights.
actually, there are several versions of the commandmentsand the order differs.
And good news for omnivores in the originals. The Hebrew word translates to "murder" rather than "kill" so we don't all have to become fruitarians.
The "pro-life," pro-death penalty folks in the GOP also appreciate that distinction.
Making them recite them "in order" would reveal which branch of Christianity they adhere to and would be a clear violation of the First
CommandmentAmendment and the religious test clause.Hey baby, there's only one, the one handed to Moses in the the Torah. Y'all are welcome to copy or revise, but them's the ones. Now I just have to ask a Rabbi if they appear in multiple places with slight differences in the Torah, like so much of the rest of that stuff.
Careful, he may make you sit through the other 603 mitzvot.
My favorite mitzvah is the having sex with your spouse on the Sabbath one. It celebrates the union between God and the congregation.
So that's why so many people stay home on the Sabbath! Good to know!
Well you're not supposed to work, drive, spend money so….
Also bringing in a Shabbes goy would make things interesting. Or possibly very interesting.
I read that as a "Shabbes guy", the first two times. Either spelling, very interesting.
Pshah . . . try convincing today's fundamentalist ilk that any Jew's gonna have authoritative understanding of real America's Ten Commandments . . .
. . . but if you do know somebody who wants to spill the beans on where the Ark's being hidden, well . . .
I thought Indiana Jones found it fifty years ago.
You know that Catholics have one version of the Ten Commandments and other religions have other verisons. Which one would get posted by Beauprez….probably the Catholic one….
It's pretty simple, really. Social conservatives love Sharia law; they just hate that the Muslims thought of it first.
+1
I always chuckle a bit when posting the 10 commandments comes up since invariably the proposal involves some fancy engraving of images in a public place. It's all so weirdly fractal.
Back in the 60s when my family's progressive Reconstructionist synagogue put a sculpture of Moses in the lobby it almost caused a riot. And half of us ate pork (not at synagogue, of course) so we were hardly super observant but a sculpture in a synagogue just seemed like asking for the place to be struck by lightning and burned to the ground.