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[Nazia1987]

I like the idea for this topic from ex-Mormon.... those of us converts who came from previous religions have the opportunity to give some insight into our former religions to our Muslim brothers and sisters.

So I would like if anybody has any questions about Judaism, Jewish culture, the Jewish people, etc, different branches of Judaism, moral views, anything of the nature. I will answer to the best of my abilities! The religion is vast and very complicated so if I can't answer I will be honest!

[rizwan]

is judaism, in the way it is adopted by jews today, more a culture than a religion?

[Matamoros]

How much did the Babylonian Talmud play a role in the life of an Orthodox Jewish male, as compared to the Holy Bible?

[ExMormon]

Why won't Jews just come out and say they hate Christians?

[nicky2000]

ExMormonPosted Jun 5 2010, 07:40 PM Why won't Jews just come out and say they hate Christians?

I am Christian and I don't hate Muslims!

or Jews!

or Hindus!

or Atheists

or Buddists!

or catholics!

or Jahovas witnesses!

or mormans!

or Pagans!

or Rasafarians!

or sikhs!

or Spritualists!

or anyone!

Link to Message from God...How much he loves us all!!

May God bless you

Nicky

This post has been edited by nicky2000: Mar 18 2012, 02:58 PM

[Bwiliamson]

I jew I no like.

[nicky2000]

Thats nice!

May God bless you both!

Nicky

This post has been edited by nicky2000: Mar 22 2012, 02:00 AM

[nicky2000]

Hi Nazia,

I would really like to hear your personal testimony.

I would like to know what made you choose to become a Muslim?

I can see that Judaism and Islam could be seen as simular.

I am curious about how you personally see the life of Jesus Christ and what you think about the Christian faith. (I am a Christian.)

I would like to know what it is like for you as a muslim living in the United States and is it different when you were a Jew?

I would like to know how you veiw 9/11?

For me the best story I heard on that day was of a muslim and a christian. They were fleeing for their lives in Manhattan and one of them had fallen over and was being crushed underfoot. One said to the other 'Lets get out of here brother' and pulled the other to his feet. It could be an urban myth but I like the idea of kindness and love between people of two opposing faiths especially on that day.

God Bless

Nicky (England)

This post has been edited by nicky2000: Mar 26 2012, 01:09 PM