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The spirit of Cain : Comments

By Jafar Jalili, published 18/8/2026

The left built its entire moral authority on grievance. It taught a generation that resentment is a credential, that envy is conscience, that hatred is permitted so long as the target is sufficiently fortunate.

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Hi runner,

Yes, there are paedophiles in much of society, some of the worse cases have been uncovered in pre-schools, much to our shame. The situation in some indigenous communities is also sickening.

As for socialism, I believe that Jesus was a "socialists" in his own way; "Do unto others as you would have then do unto you" sounds very socialistic. Many early Christian missionaries were socialistic towards native people, sometimes they were very condescending towards them, but did support them as Christians.

My wife is both a Socialists and a Christian.
Posted by Paul1405, Thursday, 20 August 2026 5:30:00 AM
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Paul you write

'As for socialism, I believe that Jesus was a "socialists" in his own way; "Do unto others as you would have then do unto you" sounds very socialistic. Many early Christian missionaries were socialistic

I think it always gets back to definitions. Personally, I don't think Jesus was a socialist or a capitalist as such. He spoke very much of the kingdom of God rather than the politics of the day. In saying that He exposed the corrupt religious rulers of the day along with the evil of the Caesar. He did though call for repentance for all people revealing how corrupt the heart of man was/is.

Whatever your political views I guarantee He never endorsed sodomy, cutting breasts of young girls or killing the unborn. He is appalled by people and Pollies who support such evil. Yes, He did indeed address greed, lust, unforgiveness and other heart issues which socialist and capitalist are guilt of. Bottom line is all need to come to repentance not just Catholic Priest paedophiles which you often use in order to deflect from others who are just as filthy.
Posted by runner, Thursday, 20 August 2026 11:32:35 AM
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"Whatever your political views I guarantee He never endorsed sodomy"
- Yes but can you denounce Israel when they do it, bible boy?

'Numerous international bodies, human rights organizations, and investigative reports have documented accounts and evidence of sexual violence, including sodomy and severe sexual abuse, committed against Palestinian detainees by Israeli forces'

- Because if you cant, if your claimed morals stop at Israel's doorstep and at that point you go into 'willful ignorance' mode, then I say all your claimed morals are nothing more than a front for your own religious bias, and that essentially either you're a fraud or your religion is.
Posted by Armchair Critic, Saturday, 22 August 2026 6:03:01 AM
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Hi runner,

We don't know what Jesus endorsed or didn't endorse, what we get today is a second hand interpretation and extrapolation of the teachings of Jesus, with the Jesus named added to give it legitimacy. Many people over many centuries have subtracted and added to the Jesus story, some of it good, some simply to justify the accepted social and political norms of the day. The true story of Jesus has been bastardised over the past two millennia to the point where today the truth of what Jesus was preaching in the region of Galilee two thousand years ago is unknown in many respects.

As for politics and religion, at that time the two were totally interconnected, religion was political, politics was religion. Jesus would have preached a religious/political message, which would have brought him into conflict with the authorities, both Hebrew and Roman, which resulted in his execution.

I believe Jesus was a "reformer", wanting to reform Judaism, based on its biblical roots. He was also a preacher of limited social justice as he seen it at the time, somewhat anti-establishment. I also believe as a religious reformer Jesus was not intent on starting a new religion called Christianity, but his objective was to correct the wrongs of his accepted religion Judaism.
Posted by Paul1405, Saturday, 22 August 2026 7:51:28 AM
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Christians can't do it.
For all their claimed morals they can't criticise Israel.
That's the REAL 'morals test' for Christians, denounce what Israel does.

Support a rogue terrorist state that murders women and kids and any journalist who tried to report it, or support what Jesus taught.
Which one is it?
- There's no grey area.

You either set yourself apart from Israeli actions in the spirit of what Jesus taught, or you give what Israel does your tacit approval.

Christians must have some cognitive dissonance going on I think.
Their brains can't compute and they just stand there like a deer in headlights.

Imagine a child was in the pool drowning.
Do you stand there like a deer in headlights?

When tested, their claimed morals don't mean anything.
They can't even stand against the murder of women, kids and babies.
'Oh but Aussie women are getting abortions'

They either don't even know right from wrong, or are incapable of doing what's right when it counts.
They just stand there and piss themselves, or run away.

And they hide behind this.
'I oppose abortion'...

and this,

'But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to sin, it would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck, and he were drowned in the depth of the sea. Matthew 18:6
Hide behind

- Thinking nobody sees the hypocrisy.

Were you silent when Israel was murdering innocent people?
If so, don't preach to me about morals.
Posted by Armchair Critic, Sunday, 23 August 2026 9:11:35 PM
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