
ALT Personally, I'm inclined to think your Jewish moral reasoning is more in line with biblical Christianity than contemporary Christians' compulsion to publicly declare their forgiveness of unrepentant evildoers. The love of unjust forgiveness seems to be a social contagion so rampant among today's Christians that it has begun corrupting historical, orthodox Christian doctrines: https://youtu.be/z9DE0nOiD-E?si=kDFDxffhILOrk3ht. Comment on: https://youtu.be/ebya8R5UnpE?si=SDFOd6xb-3VWah1q, 25 September 2025. Comment URL: 04 October 2025. Comment link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebya8R5UnpE&lc=UgwUah1YHx8YRT0tDyF4AaABAg.

ALT Re coffee enemas: When I heard about this practice, I knew there was no possibility I would ever try it out, no matter WHAT evidence or arguments might support it. So I never sought to learn any more about it. I did run across it when learning about the Gerson Therapy, however. Though that approach to treating chronic illnesses and cancer is mostly about consuming very large amounts of fresh fruit and vegetable juice, it includes coffee enemas, claiming that introduction of caffeinated coffee (organic only, please) to the colon encourages release of toxins from the liver. In case you'd like to debunk this practice at greater length, and for curious viewers, here is a set of clips from the Gerson Institute Archive: https://youtu.be/D-2eaxYTw-Y?si=RcFQMlrzLvcUURrC. (You might find much else you'd like to debunk in that archive. When I searched your channel for the keyword "Gerson," YouTube returned no matches, so it looks like this would be a new topic for you.)

