1. for some jews maybe, but seeing as how I have friends who actively eat bacon, pork is not that big a deal in my bookt3h br0th3r said:1.) If a Jew were to eat some pork/consume a pork byproduct by mistake is it considered a big
deal?
2.) is there a since of kinship with other people who are in diaspora (Africans, Irish, ect).
2. kinda yeah, unless they're all in Israel, otherwise people tend to ignore one another
you mean kippot, aka skullcaps, even if I knew, I couldn't tell youPrototypeC said:What's the meaning and significance of those little hats? They barely cover the top of the scalp and I've seen them being taken off more than I've seen them on heads.
I know there's a word for them...
I'd glare at you if this wasn't the internet.Brother of Alpharius said:What would you do for a penny?
a combo of the two, because although we do have a specific religion of our own, we were seperated from the rest of the world for so long we developed traits unique to us. I'd go into more detail, but I don't want to encourage the whole "what is a jew" debate, seeing as how I've literally spent hours having structured debates about that kind of thingllamastorm.games said:Do you consider yourself jewish through religion or ethnicity?
Do you consider other jews from differing nations to be of the same race or religion as you?
I ask because often you see jews portrayed as a race of people and not a group of people with the same beliefs like most other religions are.