Allegedly Hand Written Jewish prayers survive space crash just like Muslim identification allegedly survived September Eleven crash
Also Kikes think can argue with god and win by consensus over what time it is because Kikes believe they are gods
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An 8 minute video talking about religious devotion to sacred rules and how they were applied during oppression, different environment or if you have no way to accurately keep track of time. Which demonstrate how this ancient religion managed to survive through religious flexibility and ingenuity, while still honouring the religious framework set by their God.
Claimed takeaway: Jewish handwriting survived by pure accident. It must be a conspiracy. Jews can do what ever they want.
I am claiming they might have made up the story about the hand writing surviving to create a fake miracle
All they have to do is present a piece of paper with hand writing and say it miraculously survived a crash and is a religious artifact
Such a crash would not even have to occur
I am not saying this happened this way I am saying it is physically possible to claim a crash occured on the news and then show a sheet of paper and then say the paper survived the crash
The wailing wall is a Kike relic and it might very well be Fort Antonio which was nearby the temple and not the Temple itself
I should really call them Kikes and not Jews because they are not necessarily of Judean ancestry and their religion is not based on the Old Testament Mosaic book that influenced Israelites including some Judeans but on the modern Moses Maimonides which is a different Moses whose teachings usurp the teachings of the Old Testament Moses
@shortstories Yes, it's technically a jewish relic, but it function differently, than Christian relics or the muslims relationship with Mecka.
Christian relics expected to be worshipped and they usually piled up as evidence to justify Christian beliefs.
Muslims declared Mecka their holy city, because Mohammed said so...
The Jews Wailing Wall is technically a grave. It's the site of "The Temple", the literal "House of God". Visiting it isn't mandatory. It's just the foundation of their faith.