Category Archives: Judaism

Is Judaism Connected To A Particular People?

.@benshapiro Is Judaism a free-floating value system? Or is it intrinsically connected to the Jewish people? — Richard ☝🏻Spencer (@RichardBSpencer) October 24, 2017 Yes, theoretically, anyone can convert to Judaism, but in practice, conversion is difficult, particularly to Orthodox Judaism. … Continue reading

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Yom Kippur Edition

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are those rare times for me when I consistently feel that the spiritual world is more real than the physical world. Listen here and here. I grew up a Protestant, a branch of Christianity with … Continue reading

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How Do You Use Your Judaism?

There’s probably nobody I admire more than my friend (he’s never had a parking ticket!) and the other day he was discussing a bargaining position. I interrupted: “I love how you use your Judaism.” I’d said the same sort of … Continue reading

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Islam, Judaism & Democracy

Paul Gottfried writes: During the last few months I’ve seen on TV and read in Newsmax the views of an earnest American patriot, Zudhi Jasser. A onetime naval officer, distinguished cardiologist and more recently, an inspired leader of the American … Continue reading

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Salon: ‘Faced with Donald Trump and David Friedman, Jews must resist the toxic allure of tribalism’

The essence of Judaism and of Jewish identity is tribalism. Jews are a tribe. They are an extended family partly in-bed (to use Steve Sailer’s definition of a race). As a convert to Orthodox Judaism, let me tell you that … Continue reading

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