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Talmud:
There are a lot of distortions and fabrications about one of Judaism's most famous works, the Talmud, made by anti-Semites.
Where exactly do they come from? "Falsifiers of the Talmud" exposes this anti-Semitic propaganda for what it is.
Falsifiers of the Talmud
What does the Talmud say about Jesus? A close examination may provide a simple answer - absolutely nothing. See "The
Jesus Narrative in the Talmud."
The Jesus Narrative in the Talmud
From the same source; see all of your Talmudic questions answered! Is the Talmud holier than the Torah? (No) Are gentiles
animals? (No) Is it lawful to steal from gentiles? (No) See each false accusation against the Talmud refuted by the Talmud
itself - "The Real Truth About the Talmud."
The Real Truth about the Talmud
Hey, don't take my word for it. Contrast any of the fabricated folios listed with the Schottenstein Edition Talmud. You'll
find that the Talmud simply doesn't contain them.
Schottenstein Edition Talmud
Anti-Semitism Refuted:
Some claim that Jews today are not descendants of the ancient Israelites. See this allegation refuted with hard DNA evidence
at "Jewish Genetics."
Jewish Genetics
"Revisionist historians" (i.e. Nazi propagandists) would have you believe that the Holocaust never happened! Or
as Nizkor.org puts it, the motto of these revisionists is, "the holocaust never happened and we want it to happen again."
See revisionist holocaust denials refuted at The Nizkor Project: Holocaust Educational Resource.
The Nizkor Project: Holocaust Educational Resource.
Noachides:
A great alternative to Christianity - learn about Noachides! As this site puts it, "Orthodox Judaism for non-Jews who
observe the Biblical Covenant that G-d made with Noah." Visit Noachide.org.uk
Noachide.org.uk
On Jesus:
Celsus was a pagan philosopher in the second century CE. He wrote responses to Christianity that were ultimately destroyed
by the Church. Luckily, his very works were preserved within a response to them by an early Christian named Origen. Read what
Celsus had to say about Jesus.
Against Celsus
The Toledoth Yeshu (Generations of Jesus) is an account of the life of Jesus written in the style of a gospel. It seems to
reiterate many of the beliefs surrounding Jesus that circulated outside of the Christian community. (Note: The Toledoth Yeshu
is not a piece of Rabbinic literature. It is not a piece of Talmudic literature. It does not represent mainstream or Orthodox
Jewish views on Jesus but rather popular views of Jesus that circulated outside of the Christian community in the 6th century
CE. This note exists because this very work is one that anti-Semites erroneously attempt to link with the Talmud and Rabbinic
Judaism.)
Toledoth Yeshu
Learning that the Jesus story was a reconstruction of pagan mystery religions was one of the contributing factors to my leaving
Christianity. Here is a great website with hundreds of resources on "The Pagan Origins of the Christ Myth."
Pagan Origins of the Christ Myth
See the teachings of Jesus in the gospels compared with previous pagan teachings at "Bible Miscellany." Many of
the things in the gospels were borrowed almost word for word!
Bible Miscellany
Counter-Missionary
These are some great counter-missionary websites. "Outreach Judaism" is run by Rabbi Tovia Singer, who also has
a great show on Israel National Radio. "Messiahpage.com" has an article that is a must-read, titled, "Chassidic
Rabbi Makes a Discovery." Make sure to check them all out!
Messiah Truth
Jews for Judaism
Outreach Judaism
What Jews Believe
Messiahpage.com
Messianic Verses in the Tanach
Talking to Kids about Missionaries
Faith Strengthened by Isaac Troki
Light of Israel Tract Center
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