is there a Theologian among us  ???






A temple is a place of worship
although my God , and most probably yours too,
would accept our prayers where ever we perform them, anywhere.


If one is sincere in his or her prayers , God would appreciate it,
more than any Hypocrite is any  Golden or marvellous-Temple .
Thus the size or the beauty of any Temple does not matter
but rather what matters is the sincerity of the believer,himself.
Far more less would the location of the Temple matter.


If we all agree here , allow me to go further.

After agreeing that the Temple is only a tool and it is far less
relevant than the faithful themselves , you must also conclude
that the location of any Temple must be even lesser important.


This bring me to the point I am hoping to make ,
which is simple and has no ambiguity attached to it.

If the Temple of Solomon must be rebuilt , 
for the sake of Judaism.....and at any cost.
should it be in Jerusalem ??
would God not forgive them , and accept
if they would rebuild that Temple in Brooklyn ??

Imaging a Salomon Temple In Brooklyn ,
full of happy Jews praying honestly to (their) God
and with no blood on their hands........
nor any blood on the foundations of that Temple !!

Would that not please God ??
Why should religion and geography go together ??

Christianity which was born in Jerusalem
survived without Jerusalem and its most majestic
and most splendorous Churches are in Istanbul 
and Rome and Moscow.

Islam rooted and inspired by the teachings of Jerusalem 
has its greatest Mosques all over the World .


Why would God allegedly wish a peculiar-Temple
in a peculiar-Place , when the Temple is irrelevant
compared to the faith of the believers 
and even lesser relevant when it comes to its location.

Did God make a mistake , in that case,
or simply the Jews misinterpreted his wish ??


Raja Chemayel
not a theologian
28 April 2007





       
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