As Jews intermarry, synagogues work to maintain traditions

with more than six billion members of either allegedly jewish, and the lost tribe. is there really such a thing, as intermarriage? on this planet of all one eevareem race, of Adam and Noach and his mate also.
Adam and his mate, Noach and His mate, even the 144,000 animals and their mates. were all grandchildren of Avraham and Sarah, from the very last two Torot Times.
since the question has never been, who is jewish or not. it is always been, a matter of who is true to HaShem G-D, and who isn't here in TheTorah now. with more than six billion isn'ts here in TheStory of Creation again.
this same again is, in The Story of Creation being told actually. here at this same end, of day six again in TheTorah.
the hour is late, here in the end of the sixth day here in TheStory. do you know, where is your grandpa and grandmaw adam? do you even have their picture, to put on a missing milk carton?

rabbee yehoshooah adam wrote:

with more than six billion members of either allegedly jewish, and the lost tribe. is there really such a thing, as intermarriage? on this planet of all one eevareem race, of Adam and Noach and his mate also.
Adam and his mate, Noach and His mate, even the 144,000 animals and their mates. were all grandchildren of Avraham and Sarah, from the very last two Torot Times.
since the question has never been, who is jewish or not. it is always been, a matter of who is true to HaShem G-D, and who isn't here in TheTorah now. with more than six billion isn'ts here in TheStory of Creation again.
this same again is, in The Story of Creation being told actually. here at this same end, of day six again in TheTorah.
the hour is late, here in the end of the sixth day here in TheStory. do you know, where is your grandpa and grandmaw adam? do you even have their picture, to put on a missing milk carton?

IF you believe in all those biblical fairy tales. As a convinced Darwinist who believes that we developed out of ape-like creatures, I have the same attitude toward fictional characters like Adam and Noah that I have toward Superman's parents, Lara and Jor-El.

It all depends on what you consider more important: the survival of a tradition or the happiness and well-being of whoever happens to be alive. If the Jewish tradition or the Hindu traditions of my own ancestors bring happiness to others, I wish them well. But if prefer to assimilate and become a normal American, and the old people from India don't like it, f--k 'em.

Vivek Golikeri wrote:

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IF you believe in all those biblical fairy tales. As a convinced Darwinist who believes that we developed out of ape-like creatures, I have the same attitude toward fictional characters like Adam and Noah that I have toward Superman's parents, Lara and Jor-El.
It all depends on what you consider more important: the survival of a tradition or the happiness and well-being of whoever happens to be alive. If the Jewish tradition or the Hindu traditions of my own ancestors bring happiness to others, I wish them well. But if prefer to assimilate and become a normal American, and the old people from India don't like it, f--k 'em.

rabbee: could care less, what delusional fairy tale you are in. so will you please, expain to me. how can my being a fairy tale, here in TheTorah be talking to you as adam. or can't your deluded brains handle, what story we are all here in from TheG-D of Only TheTorah being given.

sorry but i am not, the mental fairy tale that you have become. and i don't care about, you or your religiously scientific new testament either. and a normal life, only results in a normal bias. and it does not make, it a true life here and now in TheTorah.