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Senseless Love
How to Combat Absolute Evil




Is there someone whom you have something against? A grudge, or a hurt that you harbor in your heart? Isn't it time we all got past our petty limitations to find the connecting threads of unity that connect us all?


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Posted: Feb 11, 2009
Love must be balanced, like anything else in life
One must have a balance. Love is related to chesed, kindness, yet the same term ie 'chesed' applies to the misuse of love to commit sexual abuse. To be overly kind to the cruel, the Talmud warns us, is to ultimately be cruel to the kind.

We have to strike the correct balance, but amongst our people we are, perhaps, lacking in seemingly 'senseless' love. There is too much in-fighting and too much judgementalism. We do need more love for one another--and hatred for those who wish to destroy us and our society.
Posted By Sam, New York

Posted: Feb 11, 2009
Our World
I know they say "where their life ther's hope" , and I'm not in judgement of peoples choices---but how can anyone say that when someone devotes their llives to making a better world for us all that that's not an accomplishment. And our loved ones are always with us. In one minute everything can change----and we will see our righteous people once again. Of course while we live we do our best to live life to the fullest and bring G'dliness to our world. May we see no more sorrow---With Moshiach now>
Posted By Esther, Hallandale, Fl.

Posted: Feb 11, 2009
Senseless love is just that
It got them killed. Where is the accomplishment in that?
Posted By oopsiedoop@gmail.com, rego park, ny


 



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