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Started by Flick James, November 22, 2011, 03:41:01 PM

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Flangepart

Then they are unique indeed, sir.
Still hard to comprehend, though. Methinks needs more pondering.
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Quote from: Flangepart on December 02, 2011, 11:23:04 AM
Then they are unique indeed, sir.
Still hard to comprehend, though. Methinks needs more pondering.


It's only hard for us to comprehend because we are fortunate enough to come from a more secularized Western culture. Imagine somebody from the middle-east abandoning Islam and either becoming another religion or an atheist. How easy would it be for him to throw off that middle-eastern identity? It would be virtually impossible.
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Quote from: Flangepart on December 02, 2011, 10:24:04 AM


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Religious Atheist.  :smile:


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Hummmm...is that possable?
What I mean is, you can be born to Jewish parents, but as the ethnic identity is based on a religious belief system, and you don't practice it, are you still Jewish?
Huh. Now I'm gonna wonder about that all day. An interesting puzzelment, good sir.
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Flangepart

Quote from: Flick James on December 02, 2011, 11:35:33 AM
Quote from: Flangepart on December 02, 2011, 11:23:04 AM
Then they are unique indeed, sir.
Still hard to comprehend, though. Methinks needs more pondering.


It's only hard for us to comprehend because we are fortunate enough to come from a more secularized Western culture. Imagine somebody from the middle-east abandoning Islam and either becoming another religion or an atheist. How easy would it be for him to throw off that middle-eastern identity? It would be virtually impossible.
Hummm...I can see that. It's more a cultural carry over than an actual...drat, I guess I mean 'enthic' inheritance (Physical charactristics as it were) that is visible. I guess I'm thinking it's whats in the mind that counts.
Sorry, just the best why I can explain it.
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