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The Babylonian Code - Vol. One
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491_9783640945443
Research Paper (undergraduate) from the year 2011 in the subject History - World History - Basics, , course: World history- Early to Modern Theo-political history, language: English, abstract: In Europe countless Jews were tortured, murdered continuously. The Jews were expelled from all of these European Nations for some precise reasons. One of the reasons was their tenacious adherence to the dishonest Babylonian Code of Human Conduct, especially, their relentless Lying and Deception was the Direct Cause of their Ostracism. It has also been believed by non- Jews that the Jews challenge the validity of their god(s), Law(s), national allegiance, and/or national worth. The raison detre of Judaism from its earliest days, has been to change the world for the better (for them). The only entity which stood in opposition to the Pharisees and their Babylonian Codified Talmud with the extinction of the Sadducees, were the Christians. The Pharisees look to a body of so-called Laws which derive from Slave-Trading Codes in Ancient Babylon were passed down to the Roman Slave-Traders in the earliest period . . . This is that precise Code of Human Conduct of which the Pharisee Money-Changers were using to corrupt the Temple in Jerusalem. Modern Rabbinical Judaism is the Religious Descendant of those very Pharisees who based their entire Religious Belief-System upon these Laws which is Not from the teachings of Moses. The Connection between the Roman Slave-Traders and the Pharisees was at some point in the even more ancient history; the Roman Slave-Traders and the Pharisee of Israel; were of Common Cultural Ancestry. Rome is well recognizable as an Aggressively Warring and Conquering nation and is the source of English and American Civil Laws. The Pharisaical system of Commercial Law, as codified in the Babylonian Talmud; was at that time Forcibly imposed by the Romanistic-Normans over the previously Non-Romanized Christian-Law English People. The fact that the rel
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