Explains Talmud's lack of fixed doctrine and diverse rabbinic opinions within it.

It's up for debate. I don't know for certain if it's really saying that or not and the thing is I don't care if it's saying that or not either because it's just a man-made book That holds no authority in my life So I don't know what you want me to say about it, bro But you can't no one can read the Talmud nobody can see here's a thing like people can't read the Talmud and say the Talmud teaches this All right, you can't read the Talmud and get a set of fixed doctrines from it There's so many different opinions within the Talmud. It's just rabbis Talking and arguing over different things, right? So there's not like one set belief that comes from the Talmud. There's a lot of different things But people like to hyper fixate on certain things But a lot of those people have never actually taken the time to read everything that's there It's a massive library of Literature, but anyway