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It’s the genealogy of the idea.

It was explicitly created by a crackpot to libel Christianity and undermine the historical consensus, and only became popular again when the churches began adopting radical social liberalism.

Why would we ever allow such a thing to be accepted?
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KentuckyChicken 2y ago

To be honest I think you are reading to much into it. In my experience, people who use that word are folks trying to learn a little bit about Hebrew to understand better things from Jesus's point of view. Any attempt to pronounce it closer to the way it was first pronounced seems like they are making an attempt to understand better who G-d is. And isn't that a good thing over all?

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Clout Chaser 🗿 2y ago

If that pronunciation is based on a lie that solely exists to discredit God's revelation, then no, it's not a good thing.

It can't be an attempt to better understand Hebrew because it's not Hebrew. The Hebrew doesn't have vowels.

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KentuckyChicken 2y ago

Hebrew has vowels. It did not originally have vowels in it's writing system. They were still pronounced in spoken hebrew. Modern Hebrew has added it in the form of dots. It is a guess though yes. But any guess of the vowel is fine in my mind.