And So We Begin Anew
 

We have been given an opportunity to start old topics anew, to bring new matters up for discussion. Let us use that opportunity wisely, remembering that if we expect, as we have the right to, that others respect the spiritual paths we have chosen, or feel lead to, that we, in return, owe that respect to others.

Too often in the past there have been postings by those, Jew and non-Jew alike, who are so convinced that they have THE TRUTH that they have denigrated those who have not agreed with them and been dismissive and short with those who failed to see their truth.

We're not all going to agree, whether the topic is spiritual or secular, but we can interact with one another in a civil manner and with respect.

B'shalom,

Peter

Aman to that.

G

You took the words right out of my mouth:smile:

Good post Rabbio. I am sorry to see the Judaic section so empty again. The old Judaic sub forum was full of interesting threads, topics and dicussions. And it had taken us many years to make it so. I'm sad that all that information has been washed away. How does that saying go? "G-d gives with one hand and takes away with the other!"
At least we are being taught to remain detached from all our posts and ideas....

LOL...no worries Honza...so much to post, so little time!
We'll get things going again :)

Cheers,
7L

Looking through the threads, I thought I could post this here about Archaeology and Solomon's Temple, and such? One can also find things on King David's palace, and the like. I thought that Rabbio's opening post was welcoming and encouraging.

Graphics involving Solomon's Temple. Does this seem accurate?

http://home.comcast.net/~rtreadway11/site/?/page/Holy_of_Holies_II/

Exterior views of the Temple.