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The pearl parable teaches that fearlessness and refusal to obey convention are what make a person wealthy and powerful.
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The pearl parable teaches that fearlessness and refusal to obey convention are what make a person wealthy and powerful.
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Frank’s anti-rabbinic line is interpreted as a command to think for yourself rather than obey human rabbis.
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"...very wealthy. So in this world, what matters is not obey conventions, not, what matters is not listening to other people, conforming to other..."
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"What matters is your fearlessness, okay? Just go do it, man. Seize it, and you'll become wealthy. That's what this world is about, okay?..."
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"There is no people like the Jews. They are like snakes and crocodiles, for there is no love at all among them, but only..."
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"...thing where a thousand, ten thousand men can't lift up? It's convention. It's social convention. Right? It's laws that we agree on. It's morality...."
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"These rabbis are human as well. Think for yourself. Okay? See the truth for yourself. And that's what he's teaching his followers. All right...."
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