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**EnubreBense** · 11-28-2008, 03:19 AM

Originally posted by Asher
It appears even "so-called Secular Jews" are extremely influenced by the religion of Judaism so drawing a distinction in the context of Judaism as an engine of conflict, as Siro did, is purely douchebaggery semantics.

This is just like judeo-christian values, and stories are a major influence on most of the western world.

Most jews view the Torah as a cultural heritage, and not the word of god. This is true for world Jews and Israeli Jews.

11-28-2008, 03:19 AM	#23
EnubreBense Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 552 Senior Member	Originally posted by Asher It appears even "so-called Secular Jews" are extremely influenced by the religion of Judaism so drawing a distinction in the context of Judaism as an engine of conflict, as Siro did, is purely douchebaggery semantics. This is just like judeo-christian values, and stories are a major influence on most of the western world. Most jews view the Torah as a cultural heritage, and not the word of god. This is true for world Jews and Israeli Jews.
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