From: Ellen K. 

That doesn't mean the religion is the problem.  If the assassin claimed
Margaret Thatcher told him to kill Rabin, would you blame Thatcher?

On Wed, 16 Nov 2005 06:39:22 +0000, Adam
 wrote in message
:

>Ellen K. wrote:
>
>> Whether his actions were correct depends on whether they were in
>> accordance with Jewish religious law.  Since they were not in accordance
>> with Jewish religious law, they were not correct.  People can be crazy
>> regardless of their religious beliefs.
>>
>
>Indeed. Which my point. & they can use their perversion of religion to
>justify anything.
>
>Adam
>
>> On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 22:30:17 +0000, Adam 
>> wrote in message :
>>
>>
>>>>>Was Rabin's killer a good Jew doing the lord's work?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>No, his action was contrary to Jewish religious law.
>>>>
>>>
>>>But he was a jew carrying out what he thought was an action required by
>>>his jewishness to prevent someone giving away land which god had given
>>>to the jews so surely he was correct in his actions?
>>
>>

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