They always agitate and always have something to say no matter how unrelated

Their inner worlds are nonexistent, they have no real strength

They cant let the slightest detail or event pass under their radar

It's all external

Entertainment, money

Influence on others

I'm aware of that narrative

But exception is a big part of reality 😊

A big yet easily overlooked part

For a Jew, fulfilling his duties as a Jew is merely being on his side, advancing his own agenda

But for everyone else, it's nothing but a dark and foreboding storm

Since Jewish agenda is not a superficial one. Just a glance at the Torah, and you see that ambitions of it's prophecies are concerned with only the most grand perspective

The humankind itself, and nothing else. Not only does Jew not feel the slightest unconcerned with other people's affair, but he feels as he is called to solve them, to be the main protagonist

Is it the Torah?

^^ this

Or Talmud

I get it all confused

According to Torah, a Jew is nothing but the world's and history's greatest and most important protagonist

And he will never, never abandon this call

Torah and Talmud are two different scriptures

And since a Jew is deadly serious about being an important protagonist of all human history, he must be understood very seriously in this regard

FOR EVERY ETHNIC GROUP, ONLY MEMBERS OF THAT GROUP ARE SUPREME

EVERYONE ELSE ARE EXTRAS

Can't say I've really looked into their religion too deeply. But as I understand it the part about their race having a special preference above the world is a revisionistic type addition

Obviously, you haven't studied Jewish scriptures well

Of course looking after ones own people is only natural to some extent

Re-read Old Testament. And pay attention. Stop doing what Churches and other know-nothings tell you and stop reading it like a fable

But in a fair way

Read it like a political pamphlet

And you will almost be stunned at how you missed very important hints before because you read it like some bed time story

It will start to feel more in tune

I think it's hard to really grasp at any kind of religion with a non-religious mind

People often make this error

Equating the complete way of life and everything that encompasses with mere ideology

Religion is the finest and most crystallized form of people's worldview, superior to mere politics. If one is to search for answers, it's the best place to look at

Modern mindset cannot eject itself from this modern perspective where religion is a "life choice"

I think we in the west tend to be inherently less spiritual

It doesn't mean it can't be attained

But that it may be harder work

Westerners are influenced heavily in their day to day lives from Christianity, Atheists ironically probably more than anyone else

To actually believe