Isn't Rav Lior on the committee that appointed the candidates from Tkumah? Tkumah and Jewish Home formed an alliance. Jewish Home has primaries and Tkumah doesn't.

Your blind faith prevents you from acknowledging that if god exists he is a barstard like none other

B) Divine providence – what you see as happenstance, I see as the Hand of G-d directing things. People saved from direct rocket attacks that hit their car.

C) I have an answer which you cannot disprove, you have nothing. You don't like my answer so rather than admit that my answer is a possibility, you say "I don't know so I won't believe anything. " Nice. Very intellectually honest of you.

Keep your alternate thinking, its crap.

As far as your quoting of Shmuel, because you have no belief in G-d, there's no way for you to understand that G-d knows a bit better than you what is good or bad. You have a basic knowledge which is tied to what you can see or know. But there are things that you cannot see or know that come into play. You base your judgements on incomplete evidence and as such you will be wrong in your judgement from time to time. Had Shmuel listened to G-g and destroyed the Amalekites, Haman wouldn't have been born. There's much more to learn from this, but I don't want to spend my time giving lessons to someone that doesn't believe or care.

But finally you have progressed this debate, you try and bring 'évidence'.
a)Holy Books- Why are your holy books correct? Thousands of people were supposedly witnesses to Jesus performing miracles and being resurrected. You are a hypocrit by believing one book and ignoring another.
b) What does it mean to see divine providence in stuff? I assume this is the worn out: things in nature are so beautiful that there must have been some creator argument. Just because a flower is beautiful or nature works so perfectly does not in and of itself prove anything. Things are the way they are today because of millions of years of evolution. This leads to the next question of where did this all come from?
c) Yes I cannot explain how the universe started, but it is immature to immediately then conclude that god exists. How is it more intellectually respectable to say: I do not know how the universe came into being therefore there is a great all powerful all knowing deity who created this world and wants me to behave in a certain way, than, I dont know how the world was created and thus will not believe in anything until I have evidence to back up my assertion. If I ask you, where did god come from, you will either say 'i dont know' or 'he always existed'. Both of these are unsatisfying arguments which boggle the imagination. This made up god is now so infinitely complex that I cannot fathom how trusting in that hypothesis is more rational than at the very least agnosticism.

Go read/watch some richard dawkins or christopher hitchens, you need some exposure to alternate thinking. Dont rely on 'feelings' they are not good guides.

Although, I am interested in what you think about this:

In the book of Samuel (1 Samuel 15:3 to be precise), God says 'Now go, attack the Amalekites and totally destroy everything that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys'. In other words, your 'morality' is based on a god who directly orders the slaughter of innocents. He ordered the genocide of an entire people, for a crime they committed generations earlier, and even if there were sinners amongst them, surely the babes sucking at the teat, too young to crawl, talk or even possess a heretical thought were innocent of any crime-but no-your god seeks their murder too, for the crime of their forefathers.

is that moral? No. Its genocidal mania. Im glad however that that helps guide your morality.

what the heck is wrong with you? I provide you with analysis and argument and you time and time again return to the same simplistic rhetoric without engaging with my material.

You and your homophic son (http://oi48.tinypic.com/oielnq.jpg) are exhibit A and B for how religion can seriously retard. Your belief that some deity gave the jews this land (and all of it) means you are willing to forgo all reality on the ground to obtain your aim of obtaining land land land.

Land is worthless. Life, love, friends and family is worth everything. Doing good for others is worth everything. You piss on the lives and freedoms of others to obtain more land. You will be blessed if one day you realise your folly.

Bye Varda. I look forward to your next blog update.

It would even be nice if you dedicated your next blog to your sons comment that the torah thinks that all gays are sinners and the democracy comes second to god. Lets see what your opinion is on that. There, Ive made your job easy by providing you with your next topic.

My belief is tied to holy books, history and an innate connection to the Creator. Where I see divine providence in all things, you see as mere happenstance. Your idea that there is no Creator leaves you without any answer to how the universe started. Something cannot come from nothing. Who believes in fairies in the sky now?