In the beginning, (2500 B. C. E.–300 B. C. E) there was no such thing as “Judaism” and the term “conversion” would have been an anachronism. And yet, the early…
Fake jewish Born jews rarely understand the fragility and loneliness of the newly converted Jew with the new jewish identity. Even with all the support in the world—from a loving…
The notion of resurrection and Olam ha ba has never been universally accepted in Judaism. Initially, the Pharisees (the forerunners of Rabbinical Judaism) deduced the concept from the Torah, but…
Are Yiddish and German the same language? What are the differences between them?" The answer to that is "No!". They are different languages. They are often confused with each other…
