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Jewish American Scholar Leonard Glick - Circumcision

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Uploaded by on May 30, 2011

Jewish American scholar Leonard Glick, author of, "Marked in Your Flesh: Circumcision From Ancient Judea to Modern America" speaks of his life, his academic career and his research on the history of circumcision.

http://www.amazon.com/Marked-Your-Flesh-Circumcision-Ancient/dp/B004JZWST8/re...

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  • what a revolting practice. i'm so glad my parents were not compelled to do that to me; I can forgive them for teaching me a false worldview they believe, but cutting off part of my body before I could consent - I would hate them.

  • Excellent, My wife is Jewish and refused to circumcise our 3 sons!

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  • Religion is a very effective form of control. Now I can't think of a better way to test how dedicated a person is than seeing if that person, that parent would injure/hurt/disfigure their own children. It's disgusting that religions pray on on our human fear of death by promising us an afterlife in return for following some rules.

  • @RockoMyler one more important thing he made the assumption 'with no evidence' that Christians in the early times must have seen Jews performing circumcisions and came up with the idea of Jewish ritual murders.

    .There is plenty of historical documented evidence that shows much evidence of Jewish ritual murders from extremist Jewish sects.

  • @RockoMyler 'circumcision not only being a Jewish practice but also practiced in America' it is still a Jewish practice from the Abrahamic religion brought over to America by Jewish doctors. As a well researched person on the history of circumcision he said he didn't know where the idea of metzitzah b'peh came from and also said 'it came in later' but it is easily researched to show it was common practice of circumcision up until very recently.

    .There is just some very subtle things.

  • @G1987Jason

    Jewish propaganda? I don't see that. Could you explain?

  • A somewhat sensible look on circumcision though I will add this video is heavily indoctrinated with Jewish propaganda.

  • @mindofown Great!

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