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It was the Zealots who wanted Yeshua dead – the Logic path

by Shmuel Parzal | Aug 28, 2026 | Uncategorized

Shalom everyone, I was recently asked to explain why I disagreed with Bart Ehrman’s opinion that, since the Romans executed Jesus as a messiah, that he must therefore have been executed for political reasons. Ehrman believes that the Romans executed Yeshua...

Goodness Without Naïvety: How Should We Deal with the Psychopathically Wicked?

by Shmuel Parzal | Aug 20, 2026 | Uncategorized

Introduction: The Problem of Psychopaths and Sociopaths There is a difficult question that any religious faith committed to goodness eventually has to confront: What do we do when we encounter a person who appears to have little or no capacity for genuine empathy,...

Yahwism as defined by Academics and by Modern Yahwists

by Shmuel Parzal | Aug 19, 2026 | Uncategorized

The Conflicting Worldviews Talmidaism uses “Yahwism” normatively to mean the system of ethics, values and beliefs given by YHVH, through holy men and women, prophets and sages, that together produce a monotheistic faith in a holy God, YHVH. Yahwism is the faith and...

The Way of Kindness and Empathy – Its Use and Abuse

by Shmuel Parzal | Jul 29, 2026 | Uncategorized

Why I wrote this article When we encounter uncomfortable views on a daily basis from religious and political extremes, it is always helpful to know what the biblical Yahwist view would be (Yahwism is what the theology of the original Israelite faith is called, which...

Confucianism and Talmidi Ethics: Where They Agree, and Where They Differ

by Shmuel Parzal | Jul 27, 2026 | Uncategorized

Why I wrote this article Occasionally I like to examine the values of other religions and philosophies, in order to understand them; also, to understand where we align in our outlook, and where we differ. Doing this will help us understand in what areas we can build...
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