Is the idea of "Chosen People" racist?

[Razard86]

11 hours ago, RamBam said:

@vizual When you look at the influence of the Jews on the world, is it really that delusional? More than half of the world believes in Abrahamic religion. Our prophecies have been fulfilled. Our people, once the weakest, has now all but concurred the world. 

All this coming from a jew who is not blind to our people's 'shortcomings'--to put it lightly. 

But it should at least make you wonder... Maybe they are....

The concept of Jew isn't even fully understood. If you use the Talmud as a resource. The 12 Tribes of Israel procreated with the Egyptians. It was the reason that Moses could pass as an Egyptian because the Hebrews and Egyptians looked alike because they bred with each other. It was also why in the Bible God told Joseph to hide Jesus in Egypt when King Herod was trying to kill baby Jesus.

[Hardkill]

There’s nothing racist about the Jews being the “chosen ones.” We Jews are indeed the “chosen ones.” It is what it is.

The sooner everyone in the world accepts that the better off this whole planet will be.

jk?.......

or I am??

 

 

[Reciprocality]

Yess, proceed with vagueness, good on you.

 

The question is not if whether we allow ourself to label the Jews chosen or superior, but what we ought to do with the substance to which the label is owed.

Well, if religion is a sub-set of this substance, then at some point it ought be diminished in its fantastical, speculative and dogmatic superstitions. So that something can relate to it the way the Jews intelligence relates to non-jew intelligence.

In the western world this something goes commonly by the labels "secularism", "humanism" or "democracy" among others.