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The Issues and Religion...
Are Jews a race? A culture? A nation?
What makes someone Jewish? What is the definition of "a Jew?"
From a biblical standpoint, could Jews, Hebrews and Israelites be the same people?
Is there a difference between Israelites and Israelis?
Can someone become a Jew, or was one simply born a Jew (by nature)?
If someone never follows Jewish rituals can he/she still be considered Jewish?
Where did the Jewish people originate? What color skin did the original Jews have? Why do we envision contemporary Jews as being white?
How does the bible defines a Jew?
Why were apostles call Nigers (meaning black or of African descent)?
Are Jews of European origin genetic descendants of the first Jews? If not, how did they come to be Jewish?
Is someone who is a descendant of slaves still considered "African?" At one point has someone become "African-American" rather than "African?" In a similar vein, how does a Jewish person become a "Jewish-American" rather than a simply "Jewish?" How does someone who is "African" live life differently than someone who is "African-American?" How does someone "Jewish" live differently than a "Jewish-American?"
What was the skin color of the first Jews? How does the perception that most contemporary Jews are white effect their position in society? If Jews were not perceived to be white, how would that effect their position in society?
Why Rev. 3:9? where did it went wrong... how was it Reversed?
citation: (some questions of this post were extracted from JayPSand article- The issues.)
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Are Jews a race? A culture? A nation?
What makes someone Jewish? What is the definition of "a Jew?"
From a biblical standpoint, could Jews, Hebrews and Israelites be the same people?
Is there a difference between Israelites and Israelis?
Can someone become a Jew, or was one simply born a Jew (by nature)?
If someone never follows Jewish rituals can he/she still be considered Jewish?
Where did the Jewish people originate? What color skin did the original Jews have? Why do we envision contemporary Jews as being white?
How does the bible defines a Jew?
Why were apostles call Nigers (meaning black or of African descent)?
Are Jews of European origin genetic descendants of the first Jews? If not, how did they come to be Jewish?
Is someone who is a descendant of slaves still considered "African?" At one point has someone become "African-American" rather than "African?" In a similar vein, how does a Jewish person become a "Jewish-American" rather than a simply "Jewish?" How does someone who is "African" live life differently than someone who is "African-American?" How does someone "Jewish" live differently than a "Jewish-American?"
What was the skin color of the first Jews? How does the perception that most contemporary Jews are white effect their position in society? If Jews were not perceived to be white, how would that effect their position in society?
Why Rev. 3:9? where did it went wrong... how was it Reversed?
citation: (some questions of this post were extracted from JayPSand article- The issues.)
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