How do i compare indiffrence with the greastest sin in punishment of the holocaust and the scene (more 2 read)
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Okay at the start of the scene all of the prisoners are in boxcars, and basically dying of thirst.  The Nazi Soldiers are sitting in the shade and drinking water and inbibing alcohol.  Basically enjoying themselves while no more than 10 feet away people are suffering horribly.  \nThere was a great tidal wave of indifference in Germany and the outlying areas during the Holocaust.  Many who did not want the trouble of going against the Nazi party simply stood aside while friends, coworkers, even extended family were beaten humilated and ultimately killed.\nSo if Schindler in the presence of a group of Nazi superior officers has there support staff start to hose down the boxcars, and actually showed empathy for those who were suffering he incurred the wrath of the Nazi party.  If he were anyone other than Schindler, he would have been inprisoned.\nThat being said indifference was not uncommon but was a great sin.  The indifference in this situation on the part of the Nazi soldiers is worse than if they had simply shot the prisoners.  They made them suffer physically and mentally.  To put a human being through torture is often considered to be worse than if you provided a quick death.\n\nI Hope This Helps,\nAmy
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Persecution of the jewish faith.\nHitler was after power and wanted all possessions to belong to him.  \nOthers were also persecuted, such as Catholics or Polish citizens.  \nHorrible war.  \nShindler's List to me shows that not all germans were bad, just frightened of Hitler and his army.  \n\nAnother movie to help you would be "The Boys from Brazil."  It was a book first and I believe it was written by Ira Levin.  \n\nAnother book would be "Exodus" by Leon Uris.\n\nBest of wishes on your essay.
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read the book seen the movie, both are great, though book is by far better. \n\nthe moral is knowing to stand up for ones who can't stand up to them themselves. \n\nhope it helps!
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I believe you mean "Shoah", which is the Hebrew word for the Holocaust. Just remember to substitute Shoah for Holocaust (or vice versa) as you read the article. \nIf you want more sources, look up Holocaust; there will be a lot of information.
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I find the fact that you're even posing this question to be deeply offensive. Whatever your views, it is highly revealing that you'd even wish to post such an asinine question at all. Are you just trying to stir the pot or are you a deranged anti-Semite seething with hatred for a race not your own? Either way, you should be ashamed of yourself.\n\nAfterword: I originally thought not to dignify your insensitive query with an answer, but then I remembered that silence in the face of evil or injustice is like tacit approval. And if you think my words harsh or that I'm "overreacting," I'd suggest you spend an afternoon at the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC as I and countless others have done. Talk to some actual survivors while you're at it... assuming you have the courage, which I seriously doubt.
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Jewish people were concerned that the movie would fuel antisemitism. A concerned Rabbi Eugene Korn previewed the film before it came out and made the following statement,\n\n"We are deeply concerned that the film, if released in its present form, will fuel the hatred, bigotry and anti-Semitism that many responsible churches have worked hard to repudiate."\n\nAnother controversial aspect of the movie was its graphically violent depiction of Jesus' crucifixation. Some Christians were upset that the movie choose to focus on Jesus' violent death rather than other Biblical themes like the resurrection and his life experiences valuing messages of love, tolerance, and redemption.
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Whoa! where did you get this level stuff and bad sins?\n\nSin is Sin\nMan differentiates between good and bad sin, we rate it on scales of one to ten, GOD DOES NOT, God considers all sin equal, one is no worse or no better.  I know it is a hard concept to grasp, in our human mind we can not fathom that a lil white lie should compare to the most awful deeds, but it is truth, none the less.\n\nThere are not levels...\nTheir are "babes in Christ", "Meat-eaters, Milk-drinkers", but all are equal in God's eyes.  He sees one thing, that is the Blood of Jesus Christ, You are covered with It, and your sins, mine, and the level 10, very worst sins possible are covered.  \n\nBelief in something so simple as this, is the hardest thing to do.\nLOL
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hmm both. With the disgusts, you can share evil stories. With the intrests, you'll share more peaceful and kind conversations. Make your pick!
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Luther. This antisemitic dogma was then used by Hitler to justify his atrocities.\n\n"For thus says the LORD of hosts: 'He sent Me after glory, to the nations which plunder you; for he who touches you touches the apple of His eye.'"
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First, if you are going to try to raise a fundamental question about the authenticity of anything, try to do it in good English.  I hate having to wade through bad grammar and poor sentence structure in order to delve someone's meaning.  And second, if you are referring to that tired old argument about the holocaust being fake, then you are barking up the wrong tree.  The Holocaust happened and there is nothing you or your deluded friends can do about it.  I suspect that you know this and are just using it to stir up sentiments about something about which obviously you know nothing.
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:}\nYou are of course exactly right!\nWe deserve no better than hell fire eternally.\nWe have all sinned and fallen short of his glory\nJustice does not allow some in who and keep others out who sinned\nDeath is the wage of sin\nAll sinners go to hell\nWe are all sinners.\nPRAISE THE LORD FOR HIS BEYYER PLAN\nThats the gospel (good news)  \nthe verdict has already been carried out. the punishment for my sin hasalready been executed.\nHe paid my sin debt
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whats the difference when they are in hell anyways for murdering all the innocent people? and who's to say the sheep arent virgins?
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Try stones in water or Malika there about the holocost and about descrimination against Jews
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similarities:He died in the cross, he has risen from the dead and he was lifted up to the heaven..\ndifferences: way of writing...
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They are both about the same. They both hate Jews, they both think they are superior to everybody else and that they are the only ones who deserve to live free. They both tend to be very ignorant of everything including what is supposed to be their own beliefs and sacred texts.
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First, it can certainly be argued that not all sin carries the same weight even though all sin is damaging.  Participating in the Holocaust and stealing a pencil are clearly not the same weight.\n\nIt is wrong to hate anyone.  I do not understand the evangelicals who do hate homosexuals.  If you are going to do that, then you also need to hate gluttons, adulterers, liars, vain people, greedy people, and so forth at least to be consistant.\n\nWhat you are seeing when you see hate is their own brokeness coming through and their own attachment to their own sins.  Unfortunately in the US, Christians tend to misread an important passage because of how it is translated into American English.  People see Jesus as "saving" them.  Unfortunately that has a specific theological meaning and so that translation is favored.  However, it is a slightly better translation to use the word liberated.  God liberates us from our sins is a closer idea.  You are saved if you actually permit God to liberate you.  As an early Christian writer said once, "most people carry their sins around with them like chains.   The chains are broken and they have been set free, but they won't totally let them go.  They drag them around on the ground and they get snared to their old sins."  Christians who feel a need to hate, have really surrendered their salvation in favor of their own sins.  But God does and will let them go again, if they permit God.  Submission to the will of the Father, kenosis, or disolving of self in favor of God, is the key.\n\nNow, there is a question of whether it is wrong to lie to children about Santa.  I have thought about it, but it is a lie like a parable.  Parables are not true, yet they are.  Santa is a similar type of thing, it isn't true, but it is.  You are teaching gift giving and the importance of goodness.  It has become distorted in American culture, but if you read the original story of Nicholas, really we are continuing his ministry 1700 years later.  It really is because of Nicholas this is occuring.\n\nIt is true that all the world sins and it is broken.  It is the experience of the writers of the OT, that the destruction was due to their sin and they recorded that.  It could be listed as a mystery.  It could also be thought of as even though we are imperfect, we have minimum standards of conduct we must not fall below.  For example, no slaughtering of innocents would rank up there no matter who you are.
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go to www.wikipedia.org\n\nand search for holocaust.\nBig study and lots of info there