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Please read and digest the following two points carefully:

  1. The inventor of the secular koranism cult, Claire Khaw, claims: "I am a psychologist, legally-qualified moralist, scientist, philosopher, therapist and religious expert, probably the most theologically knowledgable in the West if not the world"
  2. What is your impression of the above statement in the context of the following post of hers on 16th January 2024? 

 

She posted this a few years ago:

For starters, you will see that her avatar, almost a month old at the time of this post, is the Yiddisha (of Polish origin and nothing to do with Hebrew) word for a "female gentile" or "woman of non-Jewish" origin. 

The word is now only really used somewhat pejoratively and predominantly in the USA, where it has entered the general language as a term for a "loose woman", "prostitute" or "gangster's moll". Very old-fashioned, ultra-religious (Hassidic) Jews of Eastern European origin still use it to describe a gentile woman.

Claire Khaw made this statement.

In other words, if you don't understand her manic and incomprehensible and frankly, ridiculous witterings above, you have a mental disorder. And then this:

And there's also this:

And then two rather revealing statements that really are a self-examination by this rather mad woman:


You make up your own mind. Don't let me influence you.

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