1, 3, and 4.
1, 3, and 4.
you don't like chabad?
ReconstructedWhy does Judaism need to be reconstructed if it was never deconstructed?
I picked "All choices except for 7-10 or 6-10 or 8-10 or 9-10 or 5-10 or 4-10" because that discludes all the evil groups. Everything below Conservadox is evil. I think Conservadox itself is a made up term that doesn't mean anything. I think he should have put Traditional instead. If someone is Traditional, they believe in Orthodoxy but just might not be fully observant. From their Orthodox beliefs, it qualifies them to be non-fully observant Orthodox so why put Conservative in the adjective describing them since Conservative is a heretical movement?
I like the first 5 choices all the same.
JTF Jews
Does it say to hate those that are evil enough to cause harm to their own people? I am not familiar with the Talmud so help a gentile out lolNope, hate their actions and their sins, but love the Jew, and try and help him change. There is always a chance at Teshuva (repentence).
I am a bad Jew. I grew up in a secular Jewish family whom I dubbed twice a year Jews.
I was also apolitical for most of my life prior to 9/11. The first time I felt tremendous
pride in my Jewish heritage was when I visited Israel for a few weeks. I tried to get a job
there so I could stay but the only foreign language I spoke was Japanese and the
Japanese embassy in Tel Aviv wasn't hiring at the time.
I kind of feel like an outsider here. Then again, on most political boards I feel like
an outsider where I am the only conservative (politically) Jew and the only real
defender of Israel.
I enjoy reading the threads here and am learning a lot that I will share on these
other boards.
Thanks for being here for uninformed Jews such as myself.
I went with Modern Orthodox, but in general I would say any Orthodox Jew who is a religious Zionist and not Hasidic is cool with me.What's wrong with Hasids?
I am a bad Jew. I grew up in a secular Jewish family whom I dubbed twice a year Jews.
I was also apolitical for most of my life prior to 9/11. The first time I felt tremendous
pride in my Jewish heritage was when I visited Israel for a few weeks. I tried to get a job
there so I could stay but the only foreign language I spoke was Japanese and the
Japanese embassy in Tel Aviv wasn't hiring at the time.
I kind of feel like an outsider here. Then again, on most political boards I feel like
an outsider where I am the only conservative (politically) Jew and the only real
defender of Israel.
I enjoy reading the threads here and am learning a lot that I will share on these
other boards.
Thanks for being here for uninformed Jews such as myself.
Sometimes being the outsider you can see the clear faults of others, that meant to be righteous and very very "jewish" ;)
Don't worry you are clearly not alone in your situation.
Being not in the click has massive advantages.
well i pick Modern orthodox i happened to bump into a couple they are mad nice and cool people, but in general i don't dislike any of the righteous religious groups forget the Karta don't even mention those evil bastards. My best friend happens to be Sefaradi. i work at a Hasidim place and they are not such a nice people.(to be precise no tips and they treat waiters like ****)(NOT ALL). In general Russian Jews dislike them because Hasidim Jews show no respect to Russian Jews, they don't even consider them as Jews period. One guy told me and he kind of makes sense that "our grandparents fought back in holocaust and tried everything possible to survive and save everyone else meanwhile religious groups like Hasidim stayed back and waited to be killed (again not all) at the end those who fought all got killed and religious ones most survived." Now you get the picture majority of Russian Jews stop practicing Judaism and Hasidim who stayed being religious look at them like they are nothing and this is where all the hatred starts back and forth.Chasidim don't like Russian Jews? The Lubavitcher Rebbe did more for Russian Jewry than anyone else in the world!
Why do we even need to have different groups of Jews? If every Jew was a Kahanist we would see Moshiach by now.
G-d created everyone equally, but some think they are clearly more equal than others.
Why do we even need to have different groups of Jews? If every Jew was a Kahanist we would see Moshiach by now.
I am a bad Jew. I grew up in a secular Jewish family whom I dubbed twice a year Jews.
I was also apolitical for most of my life prior to 9/11. The first time I felt tremendous
pride in my Jewish heritage was when I visited Israel for a few weeks. I tried to get a job
there so I could stay but the only foreign language I spoke was Japanese and the
Japanese embassy in Tel Aviv wasn't hiring at the time.
I kind of feel like an outsider here. Then again, on most political boards I feel like
an outsider where I am the only conservative (politically) Jew and the only real
defender of Israel.
I enjoy reading the threads here and am learning a lot that I will share on these
other boards.
Thanks for being here for uninformed Jews such as myself.
G-d created everyone equally, but some think they are clearly more equal than others.
G-d did not create everyone equal. He chose to make priests, kings, and prophets. To the best of my understanding, there is no place in the Torah where it says that all people are created equal.
G-d did not create everyone equal. He chose to make priests, kings, and prophets. To the best of my understanding, there is no place in the Torah where it says that all people are created equal.
In general he creates people with two hands two feet, ten toes etc.. Everyone beleed the same colour blood.
A Jew is a Jew. No matter what way you try to justifty it this fact never changes.
Yeah HorseLady! Stay with us! O0
This forum is really cool and interesting! ;)
LOL, that quote came out strange.
Anywho, I'm glad to know it's you. I tend to get confused with names at times.
I hope you're ok, being hunted?
Yeah HorseLady! Stay with us! O0
This forum is really cool and interesting! ;)
Thanks.
Can you please tell me what kind of Jews the following are? I've never heard of them.
Knitted Kipa Religious Zionist 5 (20.8%)
Reconstructed 1 (4.2%)
Deformed 0 (0%)
Natura Karta 0 (0%)
Yeah HorseLady! Stay with us! O0
This forum is really cool and interesting! ;)
Thanks.
Can you please tell me what kind of Jews the following are? I've never heard of them.
Knitted Kipa Religious Zionist 5 (20.8%)
Reconstructed 1 (4.2%)
Deformed 0 (0%)
Natura Karta 0 (0%)
The knitted kipa relgious zionists are like what JTF jews support. And the Settlers in Judea and Samaria are basically those types (this is a term i learned recently from antoher Israeli)
Reconstructed = the Reconstructionist movement (very liberal movement)
Deformed = Reformed movement (also very liberal movement)
natura Karta = a sect of very observant Jews who believe they are the only true jews and that everybody else including the state of israel has no right to exist. Basically they are the opposite to the Knitted Kipa religious zionists. They think that Israel can only be a true Jewish nation once the Messiah arrives.
Yeah HorseLady! Stay with us! O0
This forum is really cool and interesting! ;)
Thanks.
Can you please tell me what kind of Jews the following are? I've never heard of them.
Knitted Kipa Religious Zionist 5 (20.8%)
Reconstructed 1 (4.2%)
Deformed 0 (0%)
Natura Karta 0 (0%)
The knitted kipa relgious zionists are like what JTF jews support. And the Settlers in Judea and Samaria are basically those types (this is a term i learned recently from antoher Israeli)
Reconstructed = the Reconstructionist movement (very liberal movement)
Deformed = Reformed movement (also very liberal movement)
natura Karta = a sect of very observant Jews who believe they are the only true jews and that everybody else including the state of israel has no right to exist. Basically they are the opposite to the Knitted Kipa religious zionists. They think that Israel can only be a true Jewish nation once the Messiah arrives.
OK thanks. Are Natura Karta also known as Torah True Jews?