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the chapter of jihad. So nobody says
we're making things up. Chapter of
jihad. We will open the chapter of jihad
that is present in all of our mosques
that I wish that I could be killed for
the sake of Allah, then brought back to
life, then killed, then brought back to
life, then killed once again, and then
you go become a mart and you go and get
your 72 virgins.
And this is not something that we are uh
just reading. This is not a magazine.
This
is the
authentic means authentic. After intense
filteration for 1,200 years, this is
what we have now come with to form the
religion of
Islam. So when you see its nonstop
attacks towards the west, you know why?
because they themselves wish to die,
come back to life, to die again, come
back to life, and die and come and
non-stop this love for death that they
have. Okay, where do we start with all
of this?
If somebody believes, and I'm not saying
that the person in that video
necessarily believes this because I
understand that it may have been taken
out of context, but if somebody believes
that they can trade death for sex,
killing other people for sex, that is
not just a perversion of morality. I
think that goes without saying, but
there is an ethos here of this
perversion of
sexuality because the truth is trading
anything for sexuality, whether it be
death or even just being a little bit
nicer, is on some level, maybe even
subtly, but on some level a perversion
of
sexuality. And the reason is because
sexuality shouldn't be treated as the
reward for something you do. It's the
mechanism by which we connect by which
two human beings connect on the most
intimate level which is why it's only
reserved for people who are married for
people who are already inherently
connected. It's the act of expressing
expressing an inherent connection.
If you look in the book of Genesis in
the Bible in the Torah, when God had
first created Adam and Eve, the first
man and woman, he instructs them to
leave your parents'
home and cleave to your wife, connect to
your
wife. And commentaries wonder why is
that uniquely
human? Animals were created as well and
animals
cohabitate. So why is this uniquely
human? And the reason is this is what
the
explains explains that animals
physically cohabitate and because it's
purely
physical they can cohabitate with any
other animal. There's no dedication and
because there's no dedication there's no
relationship. It's purely utilitarian.
It's purely just a function of fun a
function of reproduction. But for human
beings, there's dedication. There's the
dedication to one human being, to your
spouse, which means it's not just
utilitarian. It's not just for
enjoyment. It's not just for
reproduction, but it's actually for
connection. Sexuality is not the product
or
reward of certainly not of death or
killing other people, but of anything.
It's a means of expressing and
experiencing an inherent deep
connection. This is how Judaism sees it.
This is why it's considered to be
eternally sacred. That's my story and
I'm sticking to
