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I can find very little in Judaism that has not been adopted and in most cases (but not all, re-incarnation seems unchanged, for example) has been " Jewed" up, so to speak. as a polemic against what we shouldn't be.

The non-physical God, without geographical borders is a huge exception. I think Spinoza didn't comprehend the import of that.

One Sukkot Shabbat afternoon I gave a talk about the pagan roots of ushpizin. They wanted to assassinate me!

Shabbat Shalom

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