Permalink Reply by booklover on July 29, 2012 at 9:41am My Moms parents were both raised in the jewish religion, but grew-up to become Atheists. My Mom is an Atheist, as am I (obviously), and my now-adult kids. So we stopped that nonsense, but I do have relatives who are rabbis, and eat kosher, and walk to the hospital to perform brain-surgery on the sabbath because they can save lives on the sabbath, but can't flip a switch, or ride in a vehicle? This same family brought ALL their own food to Disney World (kosher)~ wow! What fun kids! We never see them. Yay~!
Permalink Reply by James M. Martin on July 29, 2012 at 10:36pm Yay. Or, oy vay?
Permalink Reply by Jonathan Chang on July 31, 2012 at 11:49pm But since they've committed these sins unknowingly, they could offer a bull to the Lord at the temple and their sins will be forgiven.
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