First off, I’m not a Jew
Second, no matter what beliefs either of us hold about the land, it is claimed as holy by three major religions(even if one of them has two other holy sites and a cube). It is left in the hands of us mortals and we can bicker and debate about the rightful claimants to said land, but as of now, the lands are the most open they’ve ever been, in order to keep the peace. We shall only ever know the truth with the divine reveal it to us.
@HomeroA250997@kangminlee A lot of the 1st century Jews didn’t want Christ either since he didn’t fulfill the messianic prophecy as foretold in the Tanakh
1. Weird way to type a question.
2. Yes, they had the most direct effect on modern Judaism, but it is disingenuous to negate the other sects of Judaism that added aspects as well. The Sadducees, The Essenes, The Zealots, The Herodians, etc.
3. The Pharisees held the most influence after the destruction of the second temple is in fact due to them holding the most order and structure when it was desperately needed.
4. Please do more than cite Google AI next time, since it is prone to get its answers from shaky and questionable sources at times.
@minawawawaw They could have easily become Buddhist, Hindu, Tao, etc. but no, they had to choose the most oppressive religion when it comes to women and minorities. What geniuses, but then again, these people did support a child murder.