timothy get (@gettimothy)

Absent a compelling rebuttal, I am scoring this one for team biological regarding the JQ. In the introduction of The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit Dr. @EMichaelJones writes, "When the jews rejected Christ, they rejected Logos, and when they rejected Logos, which includes within itself the principles of social order, they became revolutionaries." -->They became revolutionaries<-- is the problematic assertion. H/T A.P. Linder for pointing the following out in his podcast on RPO's The Jewish Strategy, the jews had a history of rejecting the principles of social order. Per Revilo P. Oliver's "The Jewish Strategy" we learn of the behavior of the jews in Alexandria in ~41 AD via an edict (?) of Claudius, we see the same rejection of the principles of social order. See III. The Jewish Strategy at Work: Ancient Alexandria https://archive.org/stream/the-jewish-strategy_202109/The%20Jewish%20Strategy_djvu.txt One could quibble that 41 AD is after the death and resurrection of Christ, but that is not a serious argument, imho. #LogosRising