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- Title: Is There Such a Thing As Asking Too Many Questions? (Ask the Rabbits)
- Author : Moment
- Release Date : January 01, 2010
- Genre: Social Science,Books,Nonfiction,Reference,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 58 KB
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Independent According to our creation story, the serpentine trickster posed the first question ever asked: "So, God said you shouldn't eat from any of the trees in the Garden, huh?" That prompted First Woman to respond: "We can eat from the fruits of the trees in the Garden. Only in regards to the tree in the middle of the Garden did God say not to eat from it ..." Questions are important not only for stimulating discussion but for jump-starting the dynamics of creation. Until the serpent introduced the concept, nothing had stirred. Creation had been absent of flavor, zest, spice and meaning. The human mind had slowly begun to atrophy, lacking stimuli for kindling-thought and response. Likewise, without the freedom and encouragement to question, which is so much a part of the Judaic mindset, Judaism itself would have gone catatonic a long time ago. Why, then, was the serpent penalized? Because, while questioning is vital to our life force, it can just as easily drain us of our life force if it conceals hidden agendas and unscrupulous attitudes. We see this in the Hagadah, where we read about the not-nice child questioning the Seder rites with a tone of mockery and personal challenge as opposed to a sincere quest for learning.
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