rlr@pyuxd.UUCP (Dinsdale Piranha) (02/07/85)
> I'm sure that there is an old Hebrew saying that describes every situation, > thanks for one more for my bag. The Jews are a people who are true 'word > smiths', perhaps because of the place the 'word' has in their traditions. > Seen the book, Joys of Yiddish? > > By the way, can you as a Hebrew 'prove your religion'? Just thought I'd ask. > [KEN ARNDT] No more or less than you (or anyone else) as a Christian. Which in turn leads to the question: Since none of them [religions] can be proved, why should any of them have a foothold in determining societal morality for everyone? > I find it just a bit ironic for a Jew to look askance at someone who holds > their religion to be the 'true' one and others to be false. Don't you???? But no so ironic for others to do so, eh, Ken? All religions are in the same boat. > "No one can embarass you like one of your own." > Old Protestant Saying This is why Ken has never been embarrassed. There's no one else like him. -- "Right now it's only a notion, but I'm hoping to turn it into an idea, and if I get enough money I can make it into a concept." Rich Rosen pyuxd!rlr