[Jewbacca]

“What about the athists and non-Christians that post here?”

What about ‘em? I seem to know a few. In fact, the biggest collection of Orthodox and Zionist Jewish folk on the net seems to be FreeRepublic.

Rather welcomed, in fact.

[stuartcr]

Yes I agree

[stuartcr]

Yes I agree

[editor-surveyor]

>> “Rather welcomed, in fact.” <<

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Real Christians know that Yeshua didn’t found something new, he fulfilled that which was of old. The feasts that Israel has kept alive are just as important now as they were for Adam.

[In Maryland]

"“What about the athists and non-Christians that post here?” What about ‘em? I seem to know a few. In fact, the biggest collection of Orthodox and Zionist Jewish folk on the net seems to be FreeRepublic. Rather welcomed, in fact.

As well they should be - I don't know of anything in the Jewish faith that conflicts with a conservative point-of-view. Actually, though I am no expert of Judaism, it seems to me that many of the values I associate with Judaism - such as natural rights derived from the Supreme Being, personal responsibility, morality and ethics - are right in line with core conservative values. And certainly it is the conservatives, not the liberals in this country, who most strongly support the right of Israel to exist as a sovereign nation.

The only "non-christians" I have a problem with are those whose belief system calls for the destruction or subjugation of the western world.