LoudBlunts
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even tho this is old news.....some of the US cant handle information like
Jesus Is Brown Skin
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Cannabolic
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this is true. this is a sencitive topic so im goin to try and say this without offending anybody........................... Jesus was black, the white man stole michael jackson, and O.J. did it!!! lmao na jk. well......yea O.J. really did do it. but thats not my point. in the white world there is no black jesus. in the bible it says "his hair of rope and skin of bronze". so idk but i don't think jesus was black cuz he was born in december and palestinian winters are crazy and brothas don't like the cold. lol na i mean to me it don't matter if jesus was mexican i still believe in him and his teachings.IT DOES TO THE WHITEWORLD, ITS BEEN FORCED ON TO PEOPLE AND THERE LAND
WHAT FUCKING MESSAGE,
ZenMaster
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But..he was a jew.
The first like 3 pages in the New Testament is Jesus's heritage and family tree all the way back to Abraham. He is jew through and through.
shamegame
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Jesus would have been a jew that looked " Arab " to most westerners.What is your point? What is wrong with you? Show us on the doll where whitey touched you.
Erniedytn
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Cannabolic
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yea i know he was a jew. and its sad cuz his own ppl turned against him. but ppl are talkin about his skin color, not his religion. in palestine they have jews of all diffrient colors. but ppl are arguing weither he was of light skin or dark skin. but uh... i kno he was jewish
Cannabolic
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judaism is a religion. its the belief of god. the roots of christianity.
ZenMaster
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Jew is a race. You think Hitler went after everyone who followed Judaism? Jesus wasn't black, or white, he was a jew lol. Its true that there can be "darker" jews but calling them black or white isn't correct, they are just jews.
shamegame
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You are so wrong it's not funny. Jews are a religion. There are jews of all colors and nationalities just like other religions...that's like saying Islam is a race.
iblazethatkush
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You are both right. It is a race first but also a religion. One of my best friends is a Jew but is an atheist. Is he not a Jew then, Shamegame? Rhethorical question. I rest my case.
I also agree with Zen. He was a Jew. Who cares what color he was. It's just more meaningless points to argue over.
Cannabolic
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yup. let the learning begin.
Cannabolic
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i have a friend who is jewish but he says he isn't jewish because he is atheist. i do kno that judaism IS a religion cuz a judist is somebody who studies judaism. so jewish would be as a race and jew is short for a jewish person. there i think summed it up for everybody. but i do agree that its stupid fighting ofver the color of the mans skin color. shit even if he wassent THE son of god, i think his teachings are a code to live by, even if you don't believe in god. am i right?
iblazethatkush
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Hell yes!! Well put.
Cannabolic
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shit i wish somebody jewish would come by and proof read this.
iblazethatkush
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You said you had a Jewish friend who isn't Jewish b/c he's an atheist...If he's a Jew that's not Jewish then what is he???
Yeah we need to get a Jew in here LOL
Yeah we need to get a Jew in here LOL
Cannabolic
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idk. he says he isent jewish. but idk its too confusing its startin to hurt my head. somebody call a jew plzYou said you had a Jewish friend who isn't Jewish b/c he's an atheist...If he's a Jew that's not Jewish then what is he???
Yeah we need to get a Jew in here LOL
tampicos
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Jew - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Within the world's Jewish population, which is considered a single self-identifying ethnic group, there are distinct ethnic divisions, most of which are primarily the result of geographic branching from an originating Israelite population, and subsequent independent evolutions.
An array of Jewish communities were established by Jewish settlers in various places around the Old World, often at great distances from one another resulting in practical, sometimes permanent, isolation from other Jewish communities. During the millennia of the Jewish diaspora the communities would evolve under the influence of their local environments; political, cultural, natural and populational. Today, manifestation of these differences among the Jewish ethnic division can be observed in Jewish cultural expressions of each community, Jewish linguistic diversity, and admixture among Jewish populations.
Historically, the ethnic divisions among Jews have been dominated by two major groups: the Ashekenazim, or "Germans" (Ashkenaz meaning "Germany" in Medieval Hebrew, denoting their Central European base), and the Sephardim, or "Spaniards" (Sefarad meaning "Spain" or "OpenDNS" in Hebrew, denoting their Spanish and Portuguese base). The Mizrahim, or "Easterners" (Mizrach being "East" in Hebrew), that is Middle Eastern, Central Asian, Caucasusian, and North African Jews, could constitute a third major group."
and under Israelites - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Genetic evidence of common descent
Main articles: Haplogroup J2 (Y-DNA) and Y-chromosomal Aaron
Patrilineal descent can be documented by analysis of the Y-Chromosome, passed from father to son. Of the many variants, or haplogroups, of the Y-chromosome, haplogroups J1 and J2, both originating from the Middle East, are the most common among current Jewish males.
i had a huge discussion about this with one of my friends who used to go to hebrew school and he gave me the impression that it was more of a belief than a race since over time, many people have been converted to judaism and are considered hebrew. jesus could have been any color and we wont know till we find some dna and attempt to clone him, hoping that his dna is structurally sound(please lets not) or till we get a time machine and go back to visit him... oh and iblazethatkush, i think your friend might be an athiest hebrew but dont quote me on that one
"Within the world's Jewish population, which is considered a single self-identifying ethnic group, there are distinct ethnic divisions, most of which are primarily the result of geographic branching from an originating Israelite population, and subsequent independent evolutions.
An array of Jewish communities were established by Jewish settlers in various places around the Old World, often at great distances from one another resulting in practical, sometimes permanent, isolation from other Jewish communities. During the millennia of the Jewish diaspora the communities would evolve under the influence of their local environments; political, cultural, natural and populational. Today, manifestation of these differences among the Jewish ethnic division can be observed in Jewish cultural expressions of each community, Jewish linguistic diversity, and admixture among Jewish populations.
Historically, the ethnic divisions among Jews have been dominated by two major groups: the Ashekenazim, or "Germans" (Ashkenaz meaning "Germany" in Medieval Hebrew, denoting their Central European base), and the Sephardim, or "Spaniards" (Sefarad meaning "Spain" or "OpenDNS" in Hebrew, denoting their Spanish and Portuguese base). The Mizrahim, or "Easterners" (Mizrach being "East" in Hebrew), that is Middle Eastern, Central Asian, Caucasusian, and North African Jews, could constitute a third major group."
and under Israelites - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Genetic evidence of common descent
Main articles: Haplogroup J2 (Y-DNA) and Y-chromosomal Aaron
Patrilineal descent can be documented by analysis of the Y-Chromosome, passed from father to son. Of the many variants, or haplogroups, of the Y-chromosome, haplogroups J1 and J2, both originating from the Middle East, are the most common among current Jewish males.
- J2 is found in 23% of Ashkenazi Jews and 29% of Sephardi Jews. It is equally common among Muslim Kurds, Central Turks, Georgians, Iraqis and Lebanese. A variant, called the Cohen Modal Haplotype, is present in about 80% of Cohanim, both Sephardi and Ashkenazi.
- J1 is found in 19.0% of Ashkenazim and 11.9% of Sephardim. It is more common among Arab populations, especially Arab Bedouins.
i had a huge discussion about this with one of my friends who used to go to hebrew school and he gave me the impression that it was more of a belief than a race since over time, many people have been converted to judaism and are considered hebrew. jesus could have been any color and we wont know till we find some dna and attempt to clone him, hoping that his dna is structurally sound(please lets not) or till we get a time machine and go back to visit him... oh and iblazethatkush, i think your friend might be an athiest hebrew but dont quote me on that one