If we are all theists, why are we following secular laws??

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yes!! lol i love all the jewish delis here... the stage deli is my favorite (over by sheraton towers)
 
All The Jews want is Israel and most Jews are willig to die over the land. We could care less about having the whole United States lol. The reason most Jews are in USA are because our family in Holocaust camps were sent to the USA by US army.
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Then how come there are more Jews here than in Israel?? Jews love Israel, but they love their influence in Americans more.
 
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Well it is obvious that you should rap your self in a little box and keep away all that “Dirty Little Stuff”. You are quite laughable when you say
For heaven's sake, just look at China and Japan! It's their lack of diversity that makes them so stable and coherent. Diversity equates hostility.
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You have to ignore a lot of history to make a statement like that.
 
Japan and China have a tendency to be xenophobic, but speaking from my trip to Japan, I can't say that I experienced any discrimination.
 
QuranStudy said:
History??? Just go try to live there and experience the odd dicrimination!!
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Sad little boy. I lived in Tokyo for a year. It was wonderfull. I still have friends there. You will never understand what you miss living in your little box.
 
wilberhum said:
Sad little boy. I lived in Tokyo for a year. It was wonderfull. I still have friends there. You will never understand what you miss living in your little box.
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That was my point too, I loved my time in Japan. Granted it wasn't a year, but I found the people to be very helpful and generous.
 
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This makes no sense.
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For me as a christian it makes a lot of sense: "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's."
And for me as a law student it aslo makes a lot of sense. There is no religious law that is complex enought to "work" in XXI.
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I dont. Western culture is nothing more than greed, sex, alcohol, racism, and defiance to God. It's the past and present.
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it's much more, but maybe that's all you know about western culture
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QuranStudy said:
Then how come there are more Jews here than in Israel?? Jews love Israel, but they love their influence in Americans more.
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But out of the 13 Million Jews World wide, Over 7 million do not live in the USA. The majority do live in North Africa, Israel and the Muslim countries.

Some of the Jews that remain in the USA have family trees that go back for many generations as American Citizens. The rest were dumped here after WW2 and do not have the resources to leave. To be honest I do not know very many Jews personaly, but the ones I do know would love to move to Israel if they were financealy able.
 
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That was my point too, I loved my time in Japan. Granted it wasn't a year, but I found the people to be very helpful and generous.
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I lived in Australia, Italy, India, and Japan. In the US I have lived in the North, South, East, West, and Central. The nicest kindest most considerate people I have ever met was the Japenese.
 
But out of the 13 Million Jews World wide, Over 7 million do not live in the USA. The majority do live in North Africa, Israel and the Muslim countries.
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There is probably as many Jews in the Unites States as in the Middle East. And Jews control most of the powerful assets her, including the media and banking.

To be honest I do not know very many Jews personaly, but the ones I do know would love to move to Israel if they were financealy able.
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Probably more Jews want to come here than Jews want to go there.

I lived in Australia, Italy, India, and Japan. In the US I have lived in the North, South, East, West, and Central. The nicest kindest most considerate people I have ever met was the Japenese.
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Japanese society, with its ideology of homogeneity, has traditionally been intolerant of ethnic and other differences. People identified as different might be considered "polluted" —- the category applied historically to the outcasts of Japan, particularly the hisabetsu buraku, "discriminated communities," often called burakumin, a term some find offensive —- and thus not suitable as marriage partners or employees. Men or women of mixed ancestry, those with family histories of certain diseases, and foreigners, and members of minority groups faced discrimination in a variety of forms.

Source: Wikipedia
 
Then how come there are more Jews here than in Israel?? Jews love Israel, but they love their influence in Americans more.
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Because we were basically put there by Americans. Most Ashkenzaim Jews (European) are in America while most Israelis are either Sephardic (Spain, Turkey) or Mizrahi (Israel or other ME countries where they were riots against them as they fled.)

Probably more Jews want to come here than Jews want to go there.
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Wrong.

Thousands of Jews from the USA make Aliyah (move to israel) each year. Another reason why the population of Jews in the States does not grow so fast.
 
Keltoi said:
http://www.camera.org/index.asp?x_article=766&x_context=2

here is a link debunking the so-called quote, along with many others. It won't change your mind, but there it is.

Now back on topic. "One Nation Under God" is an expression of the Christian nature of the country at the time of its creation. However, the founding fathers did not support a religious institution, such as the Church of the United States. That is what the separation of church and state is all about, stopping a religious institution from having too much influence on government. This doesn't mean that religious people cannot run for office or lobby politicians to consider their religious beliefs in decisions made.
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Haha. Dont quote that site mate. That is a zionist site that claims it is 'debunking' quotes. It is a very biased site. Perhaps you should watch this eh?:

Peace, Propaganda & The Promised Land

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7828123714384920696&q=peace&hl=en
 
Peace, Propaganda & The Promised Land
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And thats an anti-zionist site... why should that be a reliable source?

mean while, any site that does not go to your liking seems to be "zionist"... :rollseyes
 
mean while, any site that does not go to your liking seems to be "zionist"...
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The fact to the matter is that Ariel Sharon did say that the Jewish people control America. "We the Jewish people control America."
 
therebbe said:
And thats an anti-zionist site... why should that be a reliable source?

mean while, any site that does not go to your liking seems to be "zionist"... :rollseyes
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mean while, any site that does not go to your liking seems to be "anti-zionist"...

oh and by the way, that isnt a site, its a video.
 
Japanese society, with its ideology of homogeneity, has traditionally been intolerant of ethnic and other differences. People identified as different might be considered "polluted" —- the category applied historically to the outcasts of Japan, particularly the hisabetsu buraku, "discriminated communities," often called burakumin, a term some find offensive —- and thus not suitable as marriage partners or employees. Men or women of mixed ancestry, those with family histories of certain diseases, and foreigners, and members of minority groups faced discrimination in a variety of forms.

Source: Wikipedia
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A vary tipical pre 1945 accurate attatued about Japan. How ever little of that attatude remains today. Not a perfect society by any means. Just the best that I have ever lived in.
 
Not a perfect society by any means. Just the best that I have ever lived in.
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Prolly since white (assuming you're white) people make up less than .0001% of their population.
 
QuranStudy said:
Prolly since white (assuming you're white) people make up less than .0001% of their population.
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I am Caucasian. In the work group there were Indians, Mexicans, and some Europeans. Our ethnic origin was never a question or a problem. But then I wasn’t going to marry someone’s daughter either. Only one (there were about 20 foreign nationals) didn’t like Tokyo. He didn’t like it because of the people. Not the quality, just the quantity. Other than him, everyone I still keep in contact with, would love to go back.

You will never know what you are missing if you stay in your little box.
 
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