Ressourcement: A Movement for Renewal in Twentieth-Century Catholic Theology - Edited by Gabriel Flynn and Paul D. Murray
(p. 522) The ultimate end game of the 18th century Russian Orthodox church's 'Ressourcement', adopted by the Novus Ordo & which provided the framework for Vatican II, is recognizing the N. O. church's subservient relationship with the synagogue as typified by the Noahide Laws.
(pp. 310-11) 'Ressourcement' received a boost when the 'Holocaust' & the Dead Sea Scrolls were added to the witches’ brew and alchemically transmogrified Christianity into an empty inverted version of itself. bit.ly/2GQuxNR
Andrew Louth’s ‘French Ressourcement Theology and Orthodoxy: A Living Mutual Relationship?’ on pages 495-507 can be read here bit.ly/2VzbDTB
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Tsevi Hirsch Kalischer writes letter to Amschel Mayer Rothschild (son of Meyer Amschel Rothschild) in 1836 that the time has come for Jews to settle in Palestine is now and rebuild the Temple as the Rothschild family's success is a sign that they are the messiah.
In the letter to Rothschild, Tsevi Hirsch Kalischer writes he is a, “student of the great, famous, and pious gaon, rabbi of all countries, our teacher and rabbi Akiva Eger, head of the rabbinic court of the holy community of Posen.”
Excerpt from Tsevi Hirsch Kalischer's letter to Amschel Mayer Rothschild. bit.ly/2xPzW21
“In fact, the founder and president of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, was having breakfast with Rabbi Arthur Schneier at his Park East Synagogue in New York when the two jets struck the World Trade Center, Schneier said.” jta.org/2002/02/05/lif…
“With Schneier´s assistance, Schwab decided to commemorate the world disaster by moving his forum — traditionally held in the Swiss ski resort of Davos — to New York City, Schneier said. And he doubled the number of religious leaders to 40, including eight Jews.”
“[Schneier] brought 60 religious leaders to Ground Zero on Sunday morning for a ceremony… Standing alongside Israel´s chief Ashkenazi rabbi, Yisrael Meir Lau…the group concluded by holding hands and chanting “We Shall Overcome.” Schwab and others in the group were in tears.”