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Summary: Perversity Lives On
Comment: This book cites a great deal of talmudic and rabbinic text out of context. It is useful for scholars
who know their way around. Lay persons should not attempt it. It continues the long tradition of
Christian Hebraism intended only to denigrate Jews, with no thoughts of serious textual analysis

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Summary: A note about statement regarding Pranaitis
Comment: I did not read the book yet. But I am interested in the book.
Before reading the book, I was
checking the reviews.
It is interesting to know, that in general the opinions are very
opposite.

Some hate jews based on the books, such as Pranaitis's or similar.
The
others are trying to make arguments, that all the hatred addressed to the jews historically is
totally unbased and without any reason. Such people provide arguments, that the critics of sionism
too often interpret the sacred jewsh writings too literally, or do not make the exact citations, or
even worse - do not know the thing they are talking about.

One of reviewwers, woting
against the book is, Michael Sullivan. But Mr. Sullivan in his review, made a terrible mistake
himself, stating, that Pranaitis was a Russian priest. This statement is totally untrue. Pranaitis
was a Lithuanian, not Russian priest. To take Lithuanian for a Russian is the same grave mistake, as
to take a jew for an indian. Lithuanians are of different language group (baltic, vs. slavic).
Lithuanians were catholics. Russians - orthodox christians.

Therefore, before making
politically correct statements and accusations against critics of jews, it would be wise to get to
know some facts. This knowledge of ethnic groups of the good old Europe is not as d

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Summary: The Real Question
Comment: The Talmud is not a "book" in the normal sense, that it can be just picked up and "read" like a
novel or a history. Its language and vocabulary can be very technical and specialized; its meaning
never clear on the surface. If you think you can understand what's going on on any particular page
simply by reading it and taking it on its face value, you are wrong. Not that it is a secret code.
Rather it is a complex and extremely sophisticated text that needs to be "learned", not merely
"read."

That said, the real question isn't so much the truth value of this book (yes,
many of the quotes are real; what the author implies they mean is highly misguided) as it is why has
it been republished and why does Amazon feel the need to market and sell it, especially under the
"Judaism" category rather than the "Anti-semitism" or "Prejudice" category?

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Summary: Most disturbing!
Comment: Having read Israel Shahak's book, "Jewish History, Jewish Religion", "The Traditions of the Jews" by
Johann Eisenmenger and now this, "The Talmud Unmasked", I am deeply saddened and disgusted.
I
was raised in a Christian family and community and was taught that the followers of the tenents of
Judaism are our "elder brothers in the faith"...that their God and ours (the God of Abraham) is One
and the same.
This is not true.

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Summary: Eye opener
Comment: After reading this book the things Jesus spoke of so often now make perfect sense. The whole Bible
now comes alive. Knowing from the first prophecy in the Bible all the way to the very end makes
complete sense now. What an eye opener this book has been to me. It is a life changer.

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