The rabbi is Orthodox and a racist which isn't an uncommon combination (is there any wonder they are avery small minority?). The reform movement doesnt believe that way. In the reform movement diversity is welcome. It's Jews like the aforementioned rabbi that give the rest of us Jews a bad name.
Posts by Robdar
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9Jewish Rabbi: 'Gentile sperm leads to barbaric offspring'
by behemot inrabbi dov lior says jewish law prohibits sterile couples from conceiving using non-jew's sperm, as it causes adverse traits.
on subject of single mothers he says, 'child cannot be 100% normal'.
rabbi dov lior, a senior authority on jewish law in the religious zionism movement, asserted recently that a jewish woman should never get pregnant using sperm donated by a non-jewish man even if it is the last option available.
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Halal versus Kosher food - who knew it was so complex?
by james_woods insomebody who lived in the middle east posted this on my ferrari board - i had no idea that these dietary laws went into such detail:.
the slaughter must be ritually done (in a religiously based ritual fashion) for halal that means the name of allah has to be invoked individually on each animal to be slaughtered where for kosher, it is sufficient to recite the name of god or grace once for the day for all slaughters.. .
islam considers the entire cattle or sheep as halal if duly slaughtered but jews use only the fore-quarter as kosher and consider the hind-quarter as non-kosher.. .
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Robdar
It made me wonder if some of this kind of nonsense was going on back in Jesus day - (pharisiacal law-makers)...
Yes, it was going on in Jesus day, or at least a lot of it was. It is still going on to this day. The Jews are notorious for arguing (we are encouraged to discuss scripture and what it means) and that, of course, leads to different sects (whenever you have 2 Jews together, you are bound to have at least 3 opinions).
Jesus, btw, was a pharisee.
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Halal versus Kosher food - who knew it was so complex?
by james_woods insomebody who lived in the middle east posted this on my ferrari board - i had no idea that these dietary laws went into such detail:.
the slaughter must be ritually done (in a religiously based ritual fashion) for halal that means the name of allah has to be invoked individually on each animal to be slaughtered where for kosher, it is sufficient to recite the name of god or grace once for the day for all slaughters.. .
islam considers the entire cattle or sheep as halal if duly slaughtered but jews use only the fore-quarter as kosher and consider the hind-quarter as non-kosher.. .
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Robdar
BTW, Judaism is not a Bible based religion. It is a religion based on the rules and regulations set forth by rabbis.
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Halal versus Kosher food - who knew it was so complex?
by james_woods insomebody who lived in the middle east posted this on my ferrari board - i had no idea that these dietary laws went into such detail:.
the slaughter must be ritually done (in a religiously based ritual fashion) for halal that means the name of allah has to be invoked individually on each animal to be slaughtered where for kosher, it is sufficient to recite the name of god or grace once for the day for all slaughters.. .
islam considers the entire cattle or sheep as halal if duly slaughtered but jews use only the fore-quarter as kosher and consider the hind-quarter as non-kosher.. .
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Robdar
According to Kashrut, enzymes are considered mere secretion and thereby all cheeses are Kosher, irrespective of the sources of the enzymes, even though they may be from non-Kosher animals.
It is my understanding that this used to be true; however, most Orthodox and some conservative Jews do not consider cheese to be kosher unless it comes from a kosher animal and contains kashrut certification.
Then, somebody else posted that to be strictly Kosher, you would have to have two kitchens - one for dairy products, another for meats. And that you cannot eat dairy products after eating meat products for four hours. I believe they said that you can eat meat after dairy food immediately, but not both at the same time.
It depends upon the region you are from. Usually Jews will not eat meat and cheese without waiting anywhere from 1 to 3 hours. And yes, to be strictly Kosher, you do have to have two kitchens--one for dairy and another for meat.
I am happy to be a reform Jew and so the dietary rules do not apply to me. Although I don't eat pork, I stopped eating it years before my conversion.
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Robdar
Robdar, please feel free to put up a pic of your cuteness.
Mini, I would love to oblige but Mr. Robdar can get rather possessive at times. And while he loves to show me off, he would prefer I not stir it up.
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Robdar
7 or 8. However, I can appear quite cute when I wish to do so.
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A beautiful home taken over by the moozer soon became a cow palace.
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Thousands of Muslims Form Human Shield to Protect Christian Neighbors
by BabaYaga inthousands of muslims form "human shield" to protect christian neighbors.
* january 10th, 2011 10:24 am et.
* by hunt henion, practical spirituality examiner.
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Robdar
Very heart warming. I am glad you posted it.
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What happens to these poor soles
by I need a lot of help inyou spent your hole life working for the wh.
they they down size and you are not needed any more.
in spain they closed down al together.. do they just kick you out into the street.
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Robdar
poor soles usually go to the thrift store. poor souls usually go to the salvation army.
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How Important is knowing the Truth, Really?
by cameo-d inis the quest of finding the real truth even attainable?
is the quest of trying to find out worth the risk and the sacrifice of losing the love of friends and family?
oh, i know many of you will say the "love" is fake or not true if it can't hold up to scrutinty.
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Robdar
"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and all science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: his eyes are closed." --Albert Einstein