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Monica Cellio
Monica Cellio
4:50 PM
Hey all -- thoughts on what to do about this question? The question is unclear, rambly, and on hold; the one answer comes across as kind of a rant and has led to an argument in comments (some of which I've already cleaned up). At the current voting I think the question will auto-delete in about 10 days. Should any further action be taken now?
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Q: Why were there so many killings by Jews in the Old Testament?

DerfderAs a young kid I always hated the passages from Old Testament when the Jewish tribes wandered in the Middle East and the Jews were killing other tribes in the name of God. Is it wrong that I am ashamed as a Jew of these actions and that I hate God for being such a bad person. I hate the fact that...

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(Now that it's closed and at -4 I believe 20k users can immediately vote to delete. No one has so far, but it's only been closed a few hours.)
 
 
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msh210
msh210
6:46 PM
I don't get it. This question raises objections to a missionary argument, and asks... what? The only question feasible AFAICT is asking for a refutation of those objections. Do you want us, then, to defend missionary arguments? on a Judaism site? — msh210 ♦ 2 mins ago
 
Stack Exchange
Stack Exchange
7:02 PM
Blog - Stack Exchange: Podcast #57 – We Just Saw This On Florp
Abby T. Miller on April 24, 2014

Welcome to Stack Exchange Podcast #57, recorded Friday April 11, 2014 with your hosts Jay Hanlon, David Fullerton, and Joel Spolsky. Today’s podcast is brought to you by the Heartbleed bug.

We have lots to talk about (which makes Joel scared), starting with Community Milestones (after we discuss 2048 strategy, that is)!

Expats is newly in public beta. It’s a site for people that are dealing with the bureaucratic messes involved in living outside your home country. Check out their top-voted questions. Can I lose my US citizenship for accepting employment within a foreign government?  …

 

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