(N.B: not to be confused with the word goy, this is a politically incorrect, but historically and culturally correct definition, based on the mid-19th century German and Victorian English term for non-Jew; its plural is göy'yim, not goyim)
a) "nation" ( i.e. a nation outside The 12 Tribes of Israel) in Aramaic
b) (used between and among Jews only): a very offensive term for a non-monotheist and/or a heathen
, by antithesis, (offensive, but culturally and historically incorrect definition of a goy in a post-Crusades worldview) but
a) "nation" ( i.e. a nation outside The 12 Tribes of Israel) in Aramaic
b) (used between and among Jews only): a very offensive term for a non-monotheist and/or a heathen
, by antithesis, (offensive, but culturally and historically incorrect definition of a goy in a post-Crusades worldview) but
Since by thesis Jews are defined as solely monotheists, by Heigelian anti-thesis a göy thus becomes not only a non-Jew, but also a non-monotheist.
by Sexydimma July 21, 2014