The Logos vs The Word

[Omniskeptical]

I need no such excuse. I never asserted that there was a basis for the Trinity in the Torah. There is however a basis for speaking of an incarnational God, which is much more important and profound than your incomplete understanding of the Christian conception of the Trinity.

Second, you claim that your view of Judaism as self-cursed is not too narrow. That is hard to believe. You concede that Jews themselves would not agree with your despicable characterization of them as having cursed themselves. If Jews would not agree with your hateful characterization of them, then your view is indeed too narrow, by definition.

He is known to disregard anything truly monotheistic. He would be advocating how China invented monotheism, if he thought it to be true. He will defend the Jews against Christianity, but then later deprecate the history in the torah. He doesn't know where the word Jew came from, and thinks modern Israelis are Israelites. Can you say dumb poser?

[Omniskeptical]

I do not think this offers anything significant. Hellenized Jews never represented an Orthodoxy in Judaism

You don't even know when Rabbinic Judaism started. While I admit most people get this one wrong, you don't know where the word orthodox comes from. And its use by Jews is recent.

[Omniskeptical]

4. The pharisaic-rabbinical idea that all Jews should become students of the Torah finds it origins in the Greek ideal that everyone should be study philosophy.

The pharisaic-rabbi. I don't since the connection. The Pharisee were of the line of Judah, and not supposed to profit from law enforcement.