Wrong. The German Jews were like 3 percent of all victims. So their fate proves nothing.
If we are at it, you could deliver evidence that "most Jewish Americans are atheists," but we, of course, know as a fact that, as usual, will never happen.
Wrong. The German Jews were like 3 percent of all victims. So their fate proves nothing.
Trouble unites.ljadw wrote: ↑28 Aug 2022, 07:2858 % of Jewish Americans are married to non Jewish Americans .Source : Pew Research .
Some rabbis call the interfaith marriage a silent holocaust .
26 % of adult Jews only believe in God of the Bible (Pew Research 2020 )
Only 15 % of self-described Jews say that being Jewish is mainly a matter of religion . (Pew Research )
As in Germany before 1933, synagogues in the US are empty .Only after 1933 did Jewish Germans visit again the synagogues .It will be the same in the US .
One sees the same tendency in Israel .
Intermarriage, cutting the ties with the Jewish world, abandon the Jewish religion .
1 There are no American JewsSid Guttridge wrote: ↑02 Sep 2022, 07:59Hi ljadw,,
Try: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa- ... 4O20131001
It is headlined, "One in five American Jews say they have no religion, survey finds."
Cheers,
Sid
Of the 5.3 million adults counted as currently Jewish, 78% define themselves as Jewish by religion (4.2 million) and another 22% are classified as Jews of no religion, that is, Jews who say their religion is "none," but, who were raised Jewish or had a Jewish parent and still consider themselves to be Jewish aside from religion.
The 5.3 million Jewish adults represent 2.2% of all American adults; the 4.2 million Jews by religion represent 1.8% of U.S. adults, a finding consistent with the results of Gallup polls and the General Social Survey, as well as previous Pew Research Center studies.
The 22% of Jews with no religion is similar to the share of religious "nones" in the general population, which is 20%.
The literal definition of “atheist” is “a person who does not believe in the existence of a god or any gods,” according to Merriam-Webster. And the vast majority of U.S. atheists fit this description: 81% say they do not believe in God or a higher power or in a spiritual force of any kind.
Pew Research Center
How true......wm wrote: ↑14 Aug 2022, 11:30The Jews were considered a formerly oppressed Soviet nationality and were treated like all the other formerly oppressed Soviet nationalities. ...
In the case of the Jews, this meant the creation of several special ethnoterritorial units in Ukraine and the Russian Republic and a massive promotion of the Yiddish language, theater, press, schools, and literature (complete with a large-scale celebration of Sholem Aleichem as the Jewish Pushkin). The enthusiasm of the Bolshevik Yiddishists was great ...
the problem was that, according to the official Marxist blueprint, the Jews were too far ahead of the Soviet culture-building effort.
There were many Soviet nationalities without compact homelands and many more Soviet nationalities that seemed unable to separate religion from ethnicity, but no other Soviet nationality was as top-heavy, in class terms ...; as heavily represented at the Soviet top; or as little interested in either the state's attack on its religion or the state's promotion of its "national culture."
No other ethnic group was as good at being Soviet, and no other ethnic group was as keen on abandoning its language, rituals, and traditional areas of settlement. No other nationality, in other words, was as Mercurian (all head and no body) or as revolutionary (all youth and no tradition).
The Jewish Century by Yuri Slezkine
Not true. More poison-the-well nonsense.