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  1. Deut 13:1

    Marit Ayin

    Well Christians wear a cross around their neck and they dont crucificed for it, so I don't see why Jews are scared to wear a Kippa
  2. Deut 13:1

    My OT class

    Fair enough.
  3. Deut 13:1

    Marit Ayin

    According to the Torah a garment made of cotton does not need Tzitzis. It is only a later Rabbinic ordinance that garments made of cotton also need Tzitzis. Therefore, one who wishes to fulfill this Mitzvah with its ultimate standards will opt to have a wall garment since that garment is...
  4. Deut 13:1

    My OT class

    Sort of, but I'd like to see your evidence of why they disliked those ten commandments? Do you really think people wanted to murder and steal in order to have a relationship w/ G-d?
  5. Deut 13:1

    Marit Ayin

    That sounds like what JonM was cautious of. I still only do wool. The cotton doesn't seem right to me. Thanks for read though.
  6. Deut 13:1

    My OT class

    X = Bold Still don't get what you're saying.
  7. Deut 13:1

    My OT class

    Maybe it's my English but from the way I read that, you basically are saying only through X can you get Y. Then you say the rest are X. Then you say X is bad. But then you say, through X you can't have Y. what the hell...
  8. Deut 13:1

    My OT class

    Thanks for making me laugh.
  9. Deut 13:1

    Marit Ayin

    Well, your situation is slightly different. While JonM's Jewishness would never be questioned, you run into a slightly different wall. Possibly, when you get to Israel, a valid conversion might be possible...
  10. Deut 13:1

    Marit Ayin

    Orthodox can tell the difference between someone who is starting to become observant and someone who is not observant, so I wouldn't worry about giving the perception that something is okay except to reform jews who already don't care.
  11. Deut 13:1

    Know him before you insult him...

    Don't worry, if the Islamic community can't clean up its act, the US will do it for them. US Marines coming to a country near you, Summer 2006.
  12. Deut 13:1

    be prepared for the new Hitler, Mr. Adolf Bush.(new pictures)

    Don't wear your shoes out dancing around the issue.
  13. Deut 13:1

    Marit Ayin

    A lot of people find the wool to be uncomfortable.
  14. Deut 13:1

    Marit Ayin

    From reading your posts, I can see you're really trying. Let me give you a comparison, think of it as if you want a million dollars. Each 1000$ is a step to that million dollars. Think of the Kippa as one baby step in returning to Judaism. You can't just get a million dollars at once, but...
  15. Deut 13:1

    Shabbat Shalom

    Good Shabbas!
  16. Deut 13:1

    be prepared for the new Hitler, Mr. Adolf Bush.(new pictures)

    Do you have ANY idea how disrespectful it is to even compare Bush with Hitler, especially on a forum that has Jews who have lost the majority of their family to that *******?
  17. Deut 13:1

    "It is not anti-Semitic to criticize the policies of the state of Israel."

    Never seen it, nor do I have the urge.
  18. Deut 13:1

    "It is not anti-Semitic to criticize the policies of the state of Israel."

    Dead on, frubals for you. The problem is when they use them interchangably.
  19. Deut 13:1

    "It is not anti-Semitic to criticize the policies of the state of Israel."

    No, but it is anti-semitic when you use the words jew and zionist interchangable.
  20. Deut 13:1

    Biblical Faiths: Which is more dangerous?

    So did G-d literally or figuratively want us to stone people who knowingly commit homosexual sex in a Torah state?
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