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Originally Posted by Twilightwolf64
What are you talking about? The first Jew, Abraham, smashed the idols in his father's shop because he believed in the one true god, and God saved him when the people tried to punish him by burning him.
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Untrue. That story does not exist at all in the Torah, only in the
Bereishi't Rabbah (a collection of Rabbinical interpretations and quotations from the third century AD, also, lol for text censors) and in various Muslim texts that occur after this point.
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Originally Posted by Twilightwolf64
And there is no such thing as "Jewish Pagans". You're either Jewish or pagan, not both. Those Judeo-pagans in that article you linked are not Jews. They merely mix Jewish and Pagan principles. I'm not sure that you read the article correctly.
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Again, as explained above, Jewish Pagainism existed constantly and still does, but usually not as an organized event. Being Jewish in no way at all prevents you from believing in or worshipping other gods besides G-d. :3