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**loolitoertego** · 11-27-2011, 02:46 PM

Mashallah fusoos you know 1 thing I respect about jews. They have stuck to their religion and culture. You always see them going to pray etc and they help each other out. We the people of haq are not as steadfast on the haq whereas such people of batil are so firm and steadfast on their batil. I remember a lady a 7th day adventist would openly speak against homasexuality at work, she would constantly have her bible with her, quote it, and wake up at like 2-3AM each day and pray. I used to think if people of batil can work so hard why not ahle haq?

The thing is Jews see themselves as an ethnicity more than a religion. Each synagogue basically has its own version of Judaism to a great extent. They are constantly arguing debating their religion against each other and have torn into great factions BUT because they view themselves as one people one ethnicity they are all united against common enemy - non Jews. Within themselves they will argue and debate their religion to death but once Judaism as a whole is threatened by an enemy they immediately unite against that. You will have a Hasidic Jews who will never even speak to a reformed lesbian jew but as soon as Judaism is threatened in any way both will unite against the enemy.

11-27-2011, 02:46 PM	#20
loolitoertego Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 373 Senior Member	Mashallah fusoos you know 1 thing I respect about jews. They have stuck to their religion and culture. You always see them going to pray etc and they help each other out. We the people of haq are not as steadfast on the haq whereas such people of batil are so firm and steadfast on their batil. I remember a lady a 7th day adventist would openly speak against homasexuality at work, she would constantly have her bible with her, quote it, and wake up at like 2-3AM each day and pray. I used to think if people of batil can work so hard why not ahle haq? The thing is Jews see themselves as an ethnicity more than a religion. Each synagogue basically has its own version of Judaism to a great extent. They are constantly arguing debating their religion against each other and have torn into great factions BUT because they view themselves as one people one ethnicity they are all united against common enemy - non Jews. Within themselves they will argue and debate their religion to death but once Judaism as a whole is threatened by an enemy they immediately unite against that. You will have a Hasidic Jews who will never even speak to a reformed lesbian jew but as soon as Judaism is threatened in any way both will unite against the enemy.
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