Risky Jewish Question

SLINKY wrote

I've seen xions write it that way, too. See how religion ruins your spelling? :lol:

I always thought they'd have a big revelation later on and say that they *really* worship "Gad" or "Gud". I wonder how Christians would react?

All hail the all-mighty GUD!!!

No, it's "Gid" as in "If you don't Gid it, Gid outa here!"
"Here" being heaven or paradise or whatever.

This could very well cause a schism within the Jewish community...........WAIT! I'm having a prophecy! In the future............Israel will be divided into Giddites, Gaddites, and Guddites!

Evil_Mage_Ra wrote

This could very well cause a schism within the Jewish community...........WAIT! I'm having a prophecy! In the future............Israel will be divided into Giddites, Gaddites, and Guddites!

Now the jews have 10 tribes? :lol:

Tulkas wrote

Judiasm and Atheism do not mix at a key level, please do not use the term, "jewish atheist"

I agree with this and I don't. On the one hand, I don't practice Judaism, so it's kind of hard for me to say I'm Jewish. By the same token, the Nazis would have stuffed me into an oven just the same. So I guess it depends who you ask.

Striver wrote

Isn't someone who says they're Jewish, but doesn't believe in a god trying to stand on both sides of the fence?

If someone were to say that, they would probably be talking about the cultural side of being jewish, not the religious side.

[Philboid Studge]

Amazonis wrote

If someone were to say that, they would probably be talking about the cultural side of being jewish, not the religious side.

Not to mention 'Jews for Jesus.' Talk about hedging your bets!

Philboid Studge wrote

Not to mention 'Jews for Jesus.' Talk about hedging your bets!

Maybe we should start "Atheists for Jesus".