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US wireless operators have created a plan for MMS (Multimedia Messaging Services) interoperability across networks, the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA) has announced.

The carriers have agreed on a set of guidelines for interoperability of MMS, which allows mobile phone users add digital photos, sounds, video and other rich content to messages they send from one data-capable phone to another, said Steve Largent, president and chief executive officer of the CTIA.

The group expects MMS interoperability to be established by the end of this year, Largent said at the CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment trade show in San Francisco.

Interoperability should drive up the use of MMS in the US just as the establishment of interoperable SMS has done, Largent said. Though the US has lagged in other parts of the world in SMS, usage here has soared with interoperability, he said.

So far, MMS interoperability in the US has only been established between Cingular Wireless and AT&T Wireless Services, and users of other services have not been able consistently to send rich content to each other's phones, according to Chris Pearson, president of 3G Americas, an organisation of GSM carriers.

The keynote session also featured insights into the provision and selling of mobile multimedia services from two industry executives.

The next big drivers of mobile phone use will be multimedia and 3D gaming, said Paul Jacobs, president of Qualcomm's wireless and internet group. General-purpose phones, not specialised handheld gaming platforms, will be the most popular platform for games, he added.

"It [may be] game over for the handheld gaming device," Jacobs said. Qualcomm-based phones are mass-market devices that can bring sophisticated gaming to a handset that exceeds the expectations of many average users, he said.

But as users play mobile games for an hour a day or so, battery life will be a growing problem, Jacobs added. Qualcomm is addressing that through its acquisition last month of Iridigm Display, a maker of reflective displays. Screens made with the reflective technology take advantage of existing light, reducing backlight power requirements in both dim and brightly-lit environments, extending battery life by four times in well-lighted places, he said.

Mobile operators have done a good job marketing handsets and economical service plans but have fallen short in explaining multimedia services to subscribers, said Graeme Ferguson, Vodafone Group Services's executive head of content development.

Operators need to identify their target markets, produce content that speaks to those consumers and make it easy to access and use, Ferguson said. With its Vodafone Live service, launched two years ago and now serving 19.8 million customers of Vodafone-affiliated carriers in 21 countries, his carrier focused on males aged 18 to 24 and delivered basic services such as games, news, radio, sports and chat.

Despite the need for carriers to deliver attractive content packages, the mobile content market cannot reach its full potential size without giving subscribers a way to reach third-party providers outside the "walled garden" of proprietary content, Ferguson added.

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BlackBerry maker, Research In Motion has announced new mobile management software that adds support for Apple and Android devices but analysts say time will tell if the company's new emphasis on bring-your-own-device (BYOD) will succeed.

RIM announced BlackBerry Enterprise Server 10 (BES 10) is available to download as of today. The product combines mobile device management (MDM), mobile application management and mobile security. Unlike previous versions, BES 10 enables BYOD with support for Android and iOS devices in addition to BlackBerry.

The decision to support non-BlackBerry devices “was really driven by our customers,” RIM senior director of enterprise product management, Jeff Holleran, told Computerworld Australia.

Enterprise customers told RIM they were “really under pressure from our end users to start supporting additional devices.”

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While BYOD may be the new emphasis, BES 10 still does not support Windows Phone. “We’re waiting for market demand in support of it,” Holleran said. “We just haven’t really seen it in our enterprise customer base at this point.

“If market relevance is there, we’d be happy to add [Windows Phone] to the product.”

Another feature of BES 10 acknowledging the BYOD movement is BlackBerry Balance, which separates protected work apps and data from personal content users may store on BlackBerry devices.

The feature helps businesses manage a BYOD user who wants to use one device for both work and play, Holleran said. If the user ever leaves the organisation, only their work data will be deleted, he said.

Research In Motion has also changed its pricing structure with BES 10. “We have moved from a licensing model that included a server price to just a device licence model,” Holleran said. Licences are US$99 per user in the US. RIM couldn’t provide Australian pricing.

RIM will run a BES 10 promotion this year to encourage purchase of BlackBerry 10 devices. Existing BES customers can trade in old licences on a one-for-one basis for every user that upgrades their device to BlackBerry 10, Holleran said.

RIM is seeing much early customer interest in BES 10, said Holleran, adding that globally 1600 enterprise and government customers are registered for the company’s BlackBerry 10 education program, BlackBerry Ready.

Supporting Android and iOS devices in BES 10 is “really a survival strategy” for RIM, Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney said in an interview. “Given the problems [BlackBerry] has had, customers have gone to other devices.”

“The consumer mobile market ran away from BlackBerry a while ago so BES must manage multiple devices to remain relevant,” said Telsyte analyst Rodney Gedda.

“There are a lot of companies vying for a piece of the MDM pie—with corporate and personal devices—and RIM has a lot of experience managing its own BlackBerry devices,” he said.

“We’re still in the early stages of MDM generally so if RIM branches out to non-BlackBerry devices and applications then there is no reason why that part of its business won’t pay off. BYOD shows no sign of slowing so the more devices BES can manage the more appeal it will have with organisations looking to deploy a mobile management solution.”

However, Gartner’s Dulaney said it’s unlikely RIM will win back customers who have already fled from BlackBerry.

“The only way they’ll come back in is if they just use Exchange ActiveSync” to manage devices, Dulaney said. “If they’ve invested in MDM, they’re probably not coming back.”

While BES 10 may now support other devices, Dulaney said BES 10 has a “middle of the road” feature set that may only attract those organisations that want BlackBerry 10 handsets.

Other mobile management products in the market have more features, including support for Windows Phone and the ability to build an enterprise app store, the analyst said.

However, RIM has forced companies to buy BES 10 if they want to securely support BlackBerry 10 devices because the company has not allowed other MDM companies to support its new OS, he said.

“It all comes down to this: If you believe that BlackBerry 10 devices are compelling and you want to support them, then put in BES 10.”

Before buying BES 10, organisations should remember that BlackBerry’s future success depends on how well they do in the consumer space, Dulaney warned. “You may want to wait about six months to see how they perform.”

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The Union Women’s Ice Hockey team has faced some tough competition thus far this winter season.

Although their 4-20-6 record does not speak volumes to their season, they have held their own and pulled out some notable wins against powerhouses, such as a 1-0 victory over Northeastern University early in December.

This past Friday evening, the Dutchwomen took on strong No. 11 seed St. Lawrence University at Messa Rink. Although St. Lawrence outshot Union 42-22, Union was able to hang on and tie the game thanks to an amazing performance by Shenae Lundberg ’15 and overall team defense.

The St. Lawrence Saints took the lead very quickly, just 1:45 in the first period. From here, it was an uphill battle for the Dutchwomen as they fought to get on the board. Defensively, the team put up a strong effort, with a total of 41 blocked shots on goal.

After constant periods of defensive Union hockey, Kathryn Tomaselli ’16 was able to score the lone goal for her team at 6:28 into the third period.

Captain Christine Valente ’15 assisted on Tomaselli’s goal, tallying her 36th of the season, and with this she broke the Union Women’s Ice Hockey assist record, previously held by Elizabeth Flannigan.

In the extra minutes of overtime, the Dutchwomen turned their offensive game up to outshoot their competition 2-to-1. However, despite these numbers, the game ended with a tied score of 1-1.

On Saturday, Feb. 7, the Dutchwomen laced up again at home against No. 10 seed, the Clarkson University Golden Knights.

From the drop of the puck, Union knew this would be a tough contest, as Clarkson beat out Lundberg just nine seconds into the game to get on the board.

The Clarkson offense was able to get two more by the Dutchwomen, entering the third period up 3-0.

Despite the success of Valente and Rebecca Babiak ’16 in face-offs carried over from the St. Lawrence game the night before, Clarkson was able to capitalize and scored three more in the third to end the game at 6-0.

With only four more games remaining in the regular season, the Dutchwomen will be away at Providence, R.I., against Brown on Friday and then New Haven, Conn., to take on the Yale Bulldogs on Saturday.

The Dutchwomen will end their 2014-2015 season at home, at Messa Rink, against Colgate University on Feb. 20 and No. 9-ranked Cornell on Feb. 21.

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The Star of David, a symbol of Judaism

Judaism was the first monotheistic religion,[Citation Needed] dating back to around 2000 BC.[Citation Needed] Like Christianity and Islam, Judaism is an Abrahamic faith, tracing its origins to Abraham. Judaism was the first of the Abrahamic faiths. The core of the Judaism as it exists today took shape from a later time period when Moses led the Hebrews from Egypt and climbed Mount Sinai, bringing back the Ten Commandments.

The five books of Moses (the Torah), in which the Mosaic Law is found, are generally considered to be the core of the Jewish Scripture, and are supplemented by the works of the prophets and other writings. The works of the prophets are grouped under Nevi'im, and the other writings are known as Ketuvim. The first letters of each part combined were used to create the name of the full Hebrew Bible: the Tanakh, which Christians call the Old Testament. The Talmud is another ancient Jewish writing considered by some Jews to contain traditions dating back to Moses himself, yet the Talmud also contains discussion by rabbis involving extensive disagreement and lively discussion, over interpretation of these traditions. The Talmud is not part of the Bible and the degree to which the Talmud itself is considered to be inspired varies across Judaism, with the Orthodox generally giving it the most weight. Most Muslims and Christians, including Messianic Jews, however, consider the theological findings and argumentation of the Talmud to be invalid after the advent of the birth of Jesus Christ.

Tikkun Olam -to help “repair the world”- is a Hebrew phrase originated in the early rabbinic period.

Yarmulke and Menorah

Many Jews observe a weekly day of rest (the Sabbath) that begins shortly before sundown on Friday and ends after sunset on Saturday. During this time no work may be done, business transactions are forbidden, and light switches are not to be turned on or off. Jews celebrate the Sabbath by lighting candles before the Sabbath, singing songs, going to synagogue, called shul, by some, and learning.

Branches within Judaism

There are many different branches of Judaism. There are five large branches:

Albert Einstein, Maimonides, Golda Meir and Emma Lazarus (American poet born in New York City)

The traditional explanation, and the one given in the Torah, is that the Jews are a nation. The Hebrew word, believe it or not, is "goy." The Torah and the rabbis used this term not in the modern sense meaning a territorial and political entity, but in the ancient sense meaning a group of people with a common history, a common destiny, and a sense that we are all connected to each other. [1]

The Diaspora

"Diaspora" (Greek meaning "seeded throughout") is the term used to refer to the various dispersions of the Jews throughout the world through the eras of history. Its Hebrew linguistic forerunner is "Galut" meaning the "uncovering", betraying the understanding that being exiled from the Land of Israel is an exposing of Israel to vulnerability and danger. Some commonly known "Galuyot" (plural for Galut) are:

  • the forced exile and assimilation among other peoples of the Northern Tribes of Israel by the Assyrians in 721, 722. Modern Israel has recognized among the in-gathering of this exile (Kibbuts Galuyot) the Bnei Menashe (Sons of Manessaeh) of northern India. These members of the "Lost Tribe" are now allowed to freely immigrate to Israel under the Law of Return. (see Religion in India)
  • the Falashas of Ethiopia, among whom, like the Bnei Menashe, Jewish practices such as circumcision at 8 days and the keeping of Passover are maintained by those eligible for citizenship under the Israeli Law of Return. The are racially native African in appearance. They believe themselves to have become Jewish from the days of Solomon and the Queen of Ethiopia. That was the basis for the Ethiopian emperor Haile Selase (Holy Trinity) taking the title "Lion of the Tribe of Judah".
  • The Galut of Babylon, the so called "Iraqis" exiled by the Babylonians at the time of their conquest of Judah and Jerusalem (c. 538 B.C.) This Galut developed a rival to Palestinian Jewry of the first centuries and provided the second corpus of religious literature to the developing Talmud. This was in the common language of Babyon at the time - Aramaic. This corpus came to be called the Gemara ("completion"). The Gemara dates from about 200 A.D.to 500 A.D. The Gemara and the earlier Palestinian Hebrew corpus, the Mishna, dating from 200 B.C. to 200 A.D. comprise the Talmud, which regulated most of Jewish internal life, until the western European "emancipation" and assimilation of the Jews - starting in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Talmud is still regulatory for Orthodox Jews.
  • The Galut of the Jews by the Roman Titus after the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 A.D. They were triumphantly displayed in Rome and dispersed in the lands along the Rhine Valley known in the Hebrew tongue as Ashkenaz - which is known now as Germany. There they learned the language of the land which developed into Modern German. The Jews called their language, the early stage of German, Yiddish. From the Rhine, many of the "Ashkenazis" moved (were moved) to Eastern Europe, many fleeing from there, to America, to Israel, to Latin America, etc. learning new languages, but also speaking their old language, not Hebrew, but Yiddish. This, with the common religion, enabled the fostering of unity and brotherhood.
  • the 1492 A.D. exile from Spain, where the Jews had previously settled in the time of the Moors and some attaining to high positions and appointments as physicians, prime ministers, and poets under the Islamic conquest. This was the Golden Age of Jewry in Spain. At their expulsion ("gerush") from Spain they settled mainly around the Mediterranean basin - North Africa, Greece, Turkey, and also many going to Holland and from there to the American Colonies. The first synagogue in America was created due to this dispersion. These Jews soon were speaking the language of the their host countries - Arabic, Turkish etc. but also speaking the language of Old Spain. "Spain" in Hebrew is Sefarad, so the language is Sephardic and the dispersion is of the Sephardim (sometimes spelled Sepharadim).
  • the Yemenites (Temanim). Yemen means "right (direction)" in Semitic languages. When facing the temple from the west, the "right" points south. Therefore, "Teiman" also means "south". This dispersion is the southerly dispersion to what is now Yemen, gaining momentum during the Himyaritic Kindom in Yemen which had adopted Judaism. With the founding of the Modern State of Israel, most Yemenite Jews have immigrated to Israel and speak Arabic as well as Hebrew.

The term "Mizrachi" means "easterner" and it covers a number of eastern dispersions as opposed to the Ashkenazi who were westerners - from Europe. Coming into Israel during Ottoman Turk rule (1517-1917), many immigrating Jewish families who were not European were given the name Mizrahi by the Turkish immigration authorities as they were all "lumped together" as Easterners.

The Return of the Jews to Israel is seen as a fulfillment of the Scriptures and is called Kibbutz Galuyot, the ingathering of the Exiles. Here are some of the scriptures that both tell about the ingathering of the exiles and which have provided a major influence for the some of the dispersions to return to the Land of Israel:

" I will bring your offspring from the east, and gather you from the west, To the north I will say 'Give them up', and to the south, 'Do not hold them'. Bring back my sons from far away, my daughters from the end of the earth. Isaiah 43: 5,6

"Those whom Adonai has redeemed return, they come to Zion shouting for joy. everlasting joy in their faces, joy and gladness go with them, sorrow and lament are ended." Isaiah 51:11

"He who has scattered Israel, gathers him, He guards them as a shepherd guards his flock...they shall come back from the enemy country, There is hope for your descendants" Jeremiah 31: 10,16

"The Lord says this: 'I am going to take the sons of Israel from the nations, where they have gone. I shall gather them together from everywhere and bring them home to their own soil. I shall make them into one nation and into My own land and on the mountains of Israel.'" . Exekiel 37:21,22

Main Holidays

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  • Yom Kippur—the Day of Atonement. Observant Jews consume no food or drink for the entire day.
  • Pesach—celebrating the liberation from Egyptian slavery. Observant Jews hold a special festive meal, called a Seder, on the first and second night of Passover and do not eat leavened bread for the duration of the festival.
  • Shavuot— Pentecost or Feast of Weeks. Traditionally celebrates God's giving the Ten Commandments at Mt. Sinai.
  • Sukkot —Tabernacles or Feast of Booths. Observant Jews eat and sleep in temporary shelters shaded by cut vegetation.
  • Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah—The day after Sukkot is a separate holiday, known as the "Eighth Day Feast." It also marks the completion of the cycle of reading the Torah in synagogues. The end of Deuteronomy is read, followed by the first chapter of Genesis.
  • Purim—celebrates the thwarting of a plot to kill all Jews it is recorded in the Book of Esther, which is read aloud in its entirety in the synagogue.
  • Tisha B'Av—also known as the Ninth of Av, 9th of Av, is a fast day that mourns the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem.
  • Chanukah (there are several English spellings)—celebrates the re-dedication of the Temple after the revolt against the Greeks recorded in the Talmud and other non-Biblical texts. Jews light candles each night for eight nights, adding one candle each night. Chanukah is not a holiday recorded in the Bible and is considered a minor holiday from a religious standpoint, however from a secular Jewish perspective it has taken on a position of great prominence in modern times passing all other holidays as far as degree to which it is celebrated.

The Jewish calendar combines lunar and solar features. During Temple times, months began when the new moon was sighted in Jerusalem. An extra month was added when needed to keep the Pesach festival in the spring. Today a complex algorithm, over a thousand years old, is used to determine when months begin. As a result, the dates of the Jewish holidays in the civil calendar vary from year to year. A day on the Hebrew calendar lasts from one sundown to the next, so for purposes of religious observances a day begins at sundown of the preceding civil day.

Jewish Scripture

Jewish Scripture consists of 24 books, broken down into three sections:

  • Nevi'im —The Prophets: Joshua (Yehoshua), Judges (Shoftim), Samuel (Shmuel), Kings, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and the 12 minor prophets
  • Ketuvim—The Writings: Psalms, Proverbs, Job), Song of Songs, Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclesiastes, Esther, Daniel, Ezra, Chronicles.

The Torah is divided into portions that are read during synagogue services over the course of the liturgical year. Jews refer to all 24 scrolls as the Tanakh, an acronym of the names of the three sections. The Old Testament is the Tanakh, except with some different naming and a different ordering than the Jewish version. Some Jews find the term Old Testament to be offensive, as its meaning can be interpreted to mean the covenant of God with the Jews has been superseded and no longer applies.

The Twelve Tribes of Israel

The most famous of the tribes of Israel is Judah. From this tribe came King David “your house and your kingdom will endure forever before me; your throne will be established forever” 2 Samuel 7:16, Acts 13:34. No matter what tribe you originate from, all are considered Israeli.

Jacob, grandson of Abraham and son of Isaac, came to be known as the father of Israel, for it is written that God changed his name to Israel. [2] The descendants of these twelve 'sons' of Jacob became the twelve tribes of Israel.

In Northern Israel Gad, Reuben, Simeon, Dan, Naphtali, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun and Joseph. In Southern Israel, the tribes Benjamin and Judah. The Levi were to serve as as the priests and their assistance for all tribes having their own levitical cities within the other tribes while having no land as inheritance for for themselves.

Each tribe was composed of a group of families, united by blood ties and constituting a social and political unit. As time went on, the stronger tribes tended to absorb the weaker ones. [3] After the death of King Solomon, and in the time of his son, Rehoboam, the twelve tribes divided into two camps. The south was known as Judah with Jerusalem as their capital, while the ten northern tribes made up the kingdom of Israel whose capital was Samaria. In 721/2 B.C. , the northern kingdom of Israel was conquered and the elite and powerful taken away by the Assyrians (leaving the weak and powerless) and resettled among various client kingdoms of their empire. The Assyrians, in like manner, settled other conquered peoples in various places of conquered Israel in order to dilute and weaken the population causing them to be compliant to the Assyrian overlords. This is how the "Samarians" were to arise, present in the time of Jesus and and present to this day - a mixed semi-Judaized population with their religious center on Mt. Gerizim in Samaria rivaling Jerusalem. The northern dispersion came to be called popularly "the Lost 10 Tribes of Israel". But some of the "10 Lost Tribes" were not lost. At the time of Assyrian conquest of Israel, archaeology reveals, the city walls of the capitol city of the Southern Kingdom, Jerusalem, were suddenly and greatly expanded. This is because, it is thought, of the sudden influx to the southern brothers of the fleeing northerners. See also in the Diaspora section above, the Bnei Menashe, and see [1]

The Southern Kingdom was conquered by Babylonians in 586/7 B.C. with much population taken to Babylon, which was to become a center for Judaism (and the Babylonian Talmud) rivaling Jerusalem itself. Cyrus, Emperor of Persia was to allow the Jews to return to their ancestral homeland, but many Jews preferred to remain in Babylon (most of these "Iraqis" would return to Israel with the erection of the modern State of Israel).

Alexander the Great, 333 B.C. would wrest the Middle East, and "Judah" with it, from the hands of the Persians, and after him, at the breakup of his Empire into Seleucid (northern) and Ptolomaic (southern) parts, the Seleucids took control of the Judah and Galilee (bringing "Hellenism" - the amalgamation of Greek with local cultures), and the occasion for the the revolt of the Jews against Seleucid overlord Antiochus and the beginning of the celebration among the Jews of Hanukah - the remembrance of the successful revolt, the setting up once again of a Jewish Kingdom in the promised land, and the re-dedication ("Hanukah") of the Temple (which had been desecrated). In 63 A.D., Pompey and the Roman rule would wrest power from the Hellenistic Greeks, and thus the Roman rule in the Land at the time of Jesus. The Kingdom of Judah, with its King Herod, was intended by Rome to be a buffer state between Rome and its hated adversary Kingdom - that of Persia. In this context there arose, another movement, followers of "the way" of Jesus, the forefront of another Kingdom, that was not of this world, the leading servants of which, would sit on the seats of the now 12 tribes of Israel, and knowing themselves, as the "Israel of God".

Note: Among modern Jews, there is no knowledge of descent from any of the particular tribe of the 12 tribes of Israel, except Jews with the family name of Levi or Cohen (and a very few others). "Levi" is from the tribe of Levites and means "accompanier", that is the ones who accompany the priest and offering assistance in the service of the Temple. "Cohen" means priest. With the last great dispersion from the Holy Land, that of 70 AD at the hands of the Romans, with its destruction of "the House" - the Temple of God, the levitical and priestly families, now exiled to Rome and Italy were careful to record and remember their genealogies back to the tribe of Levi, as it would be they who would once again be called to function when God when would make possible the return to the Land of Israel and the rebuilding of the Temple.

Post Biblical Jewish Development and Literature

The Jewish canon of Scripture was defined at the Jamnia (Yavneh) on the Mediterranean coast of Israel at 90A.D., about two decades after the destruction of the Second Jewish Temple in Jerusalem by the Romans. Jews now also lived in great numbers outside of the Land of Israel, particularly in Mesopotamia (the Land between the Rivers of the Euphrates and the Tigris), and in Alexandria, Egypt. Mesopotamian Jewry, with its large core from the exile to Babylon continually added to, was mainly Aramaic speaking while Egyptian Jewry was Greek speaking. Aramaic Jewry began the translation of the Hebrew Scriptures into Aramaic, this came to be known as the Peshitta ("simple" or common). This development was accelerated particularly when the queen of Adiabene, Helena (Shlomzion HaMalka, converted with others to Judaism. The Old Testament Peshitta (there is also the New Testament Peshitta as believers in Jesus translated the Greek New Testament into Aramaic) contains influence from the Jewish literature known as the Targum. Queen Helena was buried in Jerusalem around 70 A.D.

The Alexandrian Jews also translated, even earlier, the Torah into their language, Greek. Later books were added to the Septuagint by anonymous translators. This is known as the Septuagint (translated by 70 or 72 Jewish scholars). The Septuagint was used by Greek speaking Jews and was naturally turned to by the Greek speaking believers in Jesus. Later Jewish scholars retranslated the Bible into Greek, as the Septuagint was seen as having issues in translations of words, these translations were done by Symmachus, Aquilas, and Theodotios, all converts to Judaism. Around the same time of this process, the Rabbinical School at Jamnia (Yavneh) under Rabbi Yohanan ben Zakkai, decided that what was canonical for Judaism was only those books which had already been accepted as Scripture and were found in the Hebrew language. This eliminated most of the Apocrypha which was found mostly in Greek and Latin (but the book of Ecclesiasticus - "Ben Sirach" - has now been found in Hebrew and considered canonical by the Dead Sea community of Jews) as well as elevating the Hebrew Scriptures over just the Scriptures of Israel no matter in which language. Eventually over time, not only did the Septuagint drop out of Jewish usage, but so did the other Greek translations.

They were replaced by various translations of the Bible into Aramaic, one of the best known of these was the translation by Onkelos, a convert to Judaism, although Jewish scholars still used the Hebrew translation of the Bible, the laity preferred the Aramaic translations because Hebrew became out of use expect for Jewish scholars.

"Jamnia" and Protestantism

Though the connection of Jamnia and Protestantism is little known, it is a real one and one that exerted much influence on the developing Protestant Church and its outlook. The Hebrew canon of Scripture with its emphasis on Hebrew language originals sanctioned at Jamnia, which would exclude the Jewish but Greek language books we now know as Intertestamental or Apocryphal, would be the basis of a continuing textual study and ammendation according to the passing on of readings and comments by succeeding Jewish authorities, scholars, and rabbis. This work would be carried on through the fifth century, the time of the Masoretes - the "tradition (of Scripture) bearers". The receiving and handing on of how Scripture texts were to be read and sung, and what they meant.

When the Renaissance took hold in Europe, great interest was shown in the rediscovering both of the Greek classics, entailing the renewed study of Greek for this purpose, and the study of Hebrew language. Here now was the possibility for many scholars, and the emerging Protestant ones among them, to study the Hebrew Scriptures directly in the original language instead of the necessity of working through the Greek (Septuagint) and Latin (Vulgate) translations. But the Hebrew source resorted to by these scholars was the Masoretic text - following the School of Jamnia - without the Apocrypha. From then on, the heritage and perspective of the Protestant Reformation churches was that the Bible excluded the Apocrypha, though some of the churches would use the Apocrypha as "secondary" readings.

The Talmud

In Israel, there arose a literature, mainly in the common Hebrew of the day. It is known as the Mishna ("secondary"). This was primarily the recordings of discussions of Biblical laws with view to application to the present life and experience of Jews in Israel and in the diaspora. Changing conditions required more current applications. The Mishna developed over four centuries (200 B.C. to 200 A.D.) and is divided into 6 orders, numerous tractates, and smaller units (mishnayot). Most of the Mishna is comprised of "Halakha"- that is, legal discussions, decisions, having, in many cases, enforceable applications either by the Jewish community directly or by the Roman or otherwise authorities. The non legal aspects of the Mishna - the anecdotes, stories, remembrances of the rabbinic lives, etc. are called Aggadah ("the telling").

The Palestinian Hebrew Mishna, having spread to Mesopotamia, came to be regulatory to the Babylonian Jews, and, as the Mishna had become a "commentary" on the Hebrew Bible, so the Babylonian Jews developed a commentary on the Mishna itself. This was called the Gemara ("completion") and is in their own language, Aramaic. The formation of the Gemara took from 200 A.D. to 500 A.D. The whole Talmud then was a work of 700 years. The Mishna and the Gemara together is called the Talmud ("the Learning"). The Talmud then became regulatory until modern times for Jewish life elsewhere with but a few non-mainstream groups not accepting it.

The process of G-d sanctioned and ordained commentary (the Talmud) on the Scriptures is a legacy of the one movement that survived the first century Roman destruction of the temple and Jewish authority in Israel. The Saduccees disappeared as did the Essenes and the Herodians. But not so the Pharisees. The Pharisees believed that with the written Torah given to Moses on Sinai, there was also an Oral Torah given to him, by which the written was to be interpreted and applied. According to this tradition this Oral Torah was transmitted to others - Joshua, then the seventy, the prophets, and then to certain pairs (Zugot) finally finding its expression through the discussions and decisions embodied in the Talmudic literature. Through this the Jews created over 600 laws that they had to obey. Having a "portable" law and, so to speak, a "constitution" in the Talmud, Jews then were able to survive as Jews when they no longer had a land to live in and define them.

Dietary laws

Observant Jews follow a strict and complex set of rules governing what they may eat and drink. Permissible foods are called kosher. Per Biblical commandments, only animals that chew their cud and have cloven hooves may be eaten and they must be properly slaughtered. Additionally, all birds other than "birds of prey" are kosher, so long as they are properly slaughtered. Anything which comes from the sea must have fins and scales. According to most traditions, dairy products cannot be mixed with meat from animals or birds. Vegetables must be checked for insects, as insects are considered "treyf," meaning not kosher. Additional rules apply during Pesach.

Life cycle

Jewish boys are circumcised eight days after birth, in a ceremony called a bris where the circumcision is performed by a specially trained rabbi, termed a moyl. They become adults for religious purposes when they turn 13, an event marked by a ceremony called a Bar Mitzvah. Similar ceremonies for girls when they turn 12, called Bat Mitzvah, were introduced in in the 20th century.

Jewish law only recognizes marriages between Jews. Divorce is permitted, but there are exacting rules that must be followed for the divorce to be valid, including the husband presenting a bill of divorce (Get) to his wife.

Jewish law requires bodies to be buried promptly, preferably no later than the day after death. Cremation is not permitted. There are prescribed stages of mourning for the first year after the death of a close relative (parent, sibling, spouse of child). The anniversary of such a death is observed with gifts to charity and the recitation of a prayer, Kaddish, praising God's name.

Jewish Identity

Definitions of Jewish identity have changed over the years, and among the various Jewish religious and cultural groupings. Whereas, the Old Testament, stresses the importance of the male side of the family for the most important aspects of cultural decision and prerogatives, thus furthering identity through the Father (male) and his clan, present Orthodox Jewish identity is defined as coming through the mother. If the mother is Jewish, regardless of the father's religion, then the child is Jewish. Reformed Judaism disregards the Orthodox Jewish definition and stresses that Judaism is equally applicable as a religious designation whether through the mother or the father, in line with de-emphasizing the racial, cultural, and genetic background in favor of stressing the ethical content in Judaism. This is in line with Reform Judaism's stress on equality between the sects even in the house of worship. The Orthodox Jewish emphasis on the parentage through the mother as constituting Jewish identity, has brought about paradox and contradiction with Judaism's own sources. Whereas it is clear from Scripture that faith in the revealed will of God and His movement in History is what constituted the people, starting from Abraham, as a People, and then as a Nation and the formation, consequently, of identity, Orthodox Judaism recognizes as Jews those who are atheistic or agnostic, free thinkers, repudiators of all religous, and even those who have become members of other religions. These are considered still Jewish, howbeit, Jews who are not good Jews. The only exception possibly in the Jewish conception of acceptability under the definition of "Jewish" are Jews who have become Christians or members of Messianic Judaism. Yet, even these, though considered apostate, are considered Halakhically (according to Jewish orthodox religious law) as being Jewish. The modern state of Israel exhibits a contradiction in the question of Jewish identity. Orthodoxy is the accepted form of Judaism, and consequently, a non Jew having converted to Judaism under Reformed Jewish rite or Conservative Jewish rite are not considered Jewish for purposes of becoming citizens of Israel under Israel's Right of Return law. But neither are Messianic Jews eligible (Israeli Supreme Court decision) for citizenship under the Law of Return, even if they be born to a Jewish mother. This is in violation of halakhic definition but is in accord with common Israeli sentiment. What is rapidly being destroyed in the modern state of Israel and which does hearken back to the predominant Biblical definition is the purely racial and cultural catagorizing as to who might be considered a Jew. This is because of the immensity and varliagation in the origins of new immigrants to Israel - Ethiopia (Falasha origin), Iraq (6th cent. exile from Jerusalem), Turkey and Greece (1492 expulsion from Spain origin), Argentinia, China, India (both the long known B'nei Israel and the recently emerged B'nei Menasha of the Northern Kingdom dispersion), the former Soviet Union, the United States, Yemen (Himyaritic Kingdom conversion origin), etc.

Jewish Humor

Jewish humor is first of all not jokes about Jews made by non-Jews, nor is it jokes about Jews made to ridicule, making parody of characteristics considered Jewish traits. Jewish humor is humor made by Jews sometimes using material from the Jewish life and experience to highlight Jewish fallibilities to show them either as means of overcoming or defense, or to show them as universals shared by all peoples. Jewish humor is appreciated by both Jews and non Jews, thereby showing the truth of the commonality of Jews with all peoples. Because Jewish humor often is gently self-deprecating or willing to expose the foibles of Jews themselves, which Jews understand intuitively, Jewish comedians succeed, without raising rancor, in finding the humorous situation of other nationalities, without raising rancor. An example is the Sid Caesar's "German General" (below)

ex. 1. A man comes into the office of the Rabbi, while his wife waits her turn outside. Sitting next to the Rabbi is the Rebbitzen, his wife. The man comes in seats himself, and begins his tirade against his wife. She doesn't cook well, always complains, talks too loud, hours on the phone with the girls, on and on. The rabbi listens carefully, and finally, slams his palm on the desk and says "You're right!" The man goes out and in comes the wife, seats herself, and then begins on her husband, never at home, when he comes, takes off his shoes and his shirt and leaves them on the floor, burps in public, on and on. The Rabbi listens, gets illuminated, slams his palm on the table and says, "You're right!" The wife leaves, and the Rebbitzen explodes and turning to him says, "How can they both be right, what kind of a counsel is that to say, Are you crazy?" The Rabbi, squints at her, slams his palm on the table and says, "You're right!"

ex. 2. Moses Mendelssohn was the father of reform Judaism and a favorite at the court of Fredrick the Second. Fredrick would often make fun of the helpless Moses before the nobles of the Court. This day, Fredrick wrote a note which said "Moses Mendelssohn is the First Ass of the Kingdom", and passed it around for all to see and snicker at. When it got to Moses, he read it, went into ecstasy with delight, holding it to his breast, finally saying to Fredrick, "O my lord, I have been so touched and honored by your note mentioning my name and I humbly ask of you that you sign it for my continual reverence." Fredrick nodded, signed it handing it back to Moses, who immediately rose from his knees, held out the note, and read it in loud and emotion packed tone, "Moses Mendelssohn is the First Ass of the Kingdom, Fredrick the Second."

ex. 3. The visual comedy of Jewish American comedian Sid Caesar [2] , [3]

See also

External links

  1. What Is Judaism?
  2. The Tribes Of Israel by Wayne Blank The Church of God Bible Studsy
  3. Twelve Tribes of Israel MSN Encarta


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A former Eagle Scout calls on the Boy Scouts of America to reject calls to allow open homosexuality in the ranks of its members and adult leaders. [1] UPDATE: The head of Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays weighs in on the same subject: [2]

A Tea Party and education activist has this message for those concerned with failing schools: stand on your own two feet! Includes a resource for homeschooling. [3]

Another major "missing link" of evolutionism fails.[4] If there is one thing evolutionists are good at, it is failing!

Is Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) who challenged Barack Hussein Obama to a skeet shooting contest, better at skeet shooting than Obama? Was Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis better at skeet shooting than Obama? [5]

Despite claiming to skeet shoot, Obama can't provide any witnesses or other evidence that he has ever engaged in skeet shooting.

Question: Why are liberal girly men so afraid of guns and skeet shooting contests?

"The Matzah Ball and the Sign of the Cross," by Bishop Bert [6]

"College Students Get Stung By ObamaCare." [7] And students in the Worst College Majors are hit particularly hard by the huge increase in premiums, as they have little future income.

Is a coup d'état in America in the offing? Here is the evidence; you can decide. And maybe persuade your local sheriff to prepare to fight it, if he hasn't already signed on to do just that. [8]

A children's morality play about makers and takers – in real life, with no script. [9]

Australia has its largest ever creation supercamp. Global creationism is expanding via international networking.[10]

The response from a group of young people attending the creation supercamp was "overwhelmingly positive".

Ken Cuccinelli observes that Justice Antonin Scalia is not conservative enough anymore. [11] Cuccinelli is likely to defeat the liberal media and win the governorship of Virginia, a key swing state.

A Tea Party activist calls the Mainstream Media on two major reporting failures – including the Sandy Hook massacre. Read it; it might surprise you. [12]

In the battle over biblical authority there is a key position that is critical to hold against the enemy’s attack, and that position is the age of the earth. [13]

101 evidences for a young earth and universe.[14]

An analysis of Barack Hussein Obama's inauguration speech: [15]

Obama's tax increase causes consumer confidence to plummet to only 58.6, far below its value of 100 when Ronald Reagan was president. [16]

Round two: Battle of the sexes: Atheist feminism vs. atheist male chauvinism - Which will win? Jesus will be triumphant in 2013.[17]

The terrifying mindset of Hillary Rodham Clinton: [18]

The "hockey stick" hoaxter whines about the funding given to opponents of global warming. [19]

Battle of the sexes: Atheist feminism vs. "atheist male privilege" - Which will win? Does Jesus win again? [20]

Why does a butterfly have the face of a snake on its wings? Check out these examples [21] and ask yourself if it's either 1), the animals involved knew exactly what they were doing - which smacks of a higher intelligence - or 2), God created it.

Democrats in New Hampshire are siding with criminals over their victims: [22] Yes, the party of tolerance is going to make it illegal for citizens to defend themselves.

The hypocrisy of the baby killers: [23]

Liberals at their worst: the 12 "D's" of progressivism. [24]

The anti-gun, liberal Media Matters caught passing illegal guns around to protect their own. [25]

Bad news for atheists in France! The atheist Dr. Niles Barber is not going to like hearing this![26]

Vive le biblical creationism in France! Au revoir, Monsieur Charles Darwin![27]

Obama the has-been: the press is already more interested in Hillary Clinton and 2016; Obama is irritated by how quickly interest in him is fading. [28]

A student and fan of Creation Ministries International says: “I have actually found that I am acing biology (specifically evolution) because I seem to know more about it than my teachers.”[29]

Due to exponential growth of the Question evolution! campaign in 2013 and a number of Question Evolution! educational resources soon to be released, there are going to be a lot of stumped biology teachers and professors.[30]

America has an identity crisis: regarding the identity of Barack Hussein Obama. [31]

"Two flags, one God, no escape", by Bishop Bert [32]

Another liberal Senator announces he won't seek reelection, virtually ensuring that the next U.S. Senate elected in 2014 will be more conservative. [33] Few even know who Democrat Tom Harkin is, but his self-centered statement is classic liberal claptrap: "To tell you that it's easy to walk away from that kind of position and power (!!!), that would be a lie."

Greatest Conservative Sports Star Novak Djokovic wins the Australian Open, and then kneels to do the Sign of the Cross in glory to God. [34] But notice how most news stories omit that.

Finally, a housing complex for small people - the Napoleon Complex! [35] See also: Militant atheism and short man's syndrome

A young earth creationist tag team dream team of Dr. Carl Wieland, Dr. Jonathan Sarfati and Lita Cosner take on young earth doubters with grace and ease.[36]

Liberal media in action: a mere few thousand marchers on gun control on Saturday receive more lamestream media attention than 500,000 marchers against abortion on Friday. [37] Fair and balanced???

Aging population among union members will erode public school indoctrination into Darwinism.[38]

A UK professor's prediction of the rise of the rise of the American pro-life movement is occuring. American creationism is seeing a lift in support also.[39]

Is the Bible anti-abortion?[40]

The increasingly irrelevant Fox News Channel continues to drift away from the conservative movement, this time by dropping Sarah Palin. [41] Hey, maybe Fox will hire Hillary Clinton to replace her???

The March for Life Friday confirmed that hundreds of thousands of teenagers will brave the bitter cold to stand up against abortion. The future is pro-life indeed. For details, including video from inside the march: [42]

Occupy Wall Street failed![43]

Sign the petition to stop Darwin Day from being officially recognized by the U.S government.[44]

The organizers of the Eastern Sports and Outdoor Show ruined it this year. They banned certain types of gun from the show. Result: more than one-third of the intended exhibitors boycotted the show, forcing Reed Expositions to cancel it. Read here for full details: [45]

"What difference does it make?" asks Hillary Clinton. Here's what difference it makes. [46]

A documentary film entitled Martyred in the USSR which covers the persecution of Christians and Jews under militant atheism is being released in October of 2013.[47]

In order to cover production costs, they are seeking donations and funding.[48]

A trailor of the movie is available at: Martyred in the USSR

Apple's stock drops 10%, as its gimmickry begins to fade. [49] Turn to what never fades: the Bible.

A BBC documentary on the creationism "conspiracy" fails.[50]

Why was the film crew so hostile and afraid to interview scientists who doubt evolution?

Not even the singing of the National Anthem by Obama's performer was real at the inauguration: "She did not actually sing," confirmed U.S. Marine Band spokeswoman Kristen DuBois about Beyonce, who reportedly lip-synched her own voice. [51]

Another valuable history lesson about the Second Amendment and our right of self defense. [52]

Not a joke: liberal Joe Biden is preparing to run for president. [53] Well, at least he doesn't always read from a teleprompter!

Fraud, lies, and deceit in Doe v. Bolton, the other half of the decision that "legalized" abortion. [54]

A lawyer gives a needed lesson in Constitutional law as it applies to Barack Obama. Hint: he is not a natural born citizen. [55]

Life: an insurmountable problem for atheism. [56]

40 years of Roe v. Wade: The "pro-abortion generation of the 1970’s got it wrong. In attempting to correct gender ... they set into motion the ultimate act of discrimination – abortion. Instead of glorifying motherhood, they pitted the mother against her child, creating an endless cycle of selfishness, pain, and deceit."

How the Gospel of John tells us that Jesus is God: What it means to us, by Bishop Bert [57]

Russia gives a big NYET to homosexuality. Russia moves to enact anti-homosexuality law nationwide [58]

Why is Andrew Cuomo so outraged over guns? After all, abortion kills far many more children than gunfire ever did. [59]

This is pathetic: Tom Brady, favorite of the lamestream media, is humiliated by the Ravens and resorted to a dirty tactic as he slid in cowardice. [60] The NFL needs Tim Tebow more than ever.

Best of the public sends the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl, with adoption success story QB Colin Kaepernick having another stellar game and Gore (Frank, not Al) gaining yardage. [61]

Conservapedians look forward to hearing the pro-life truths of Alveda King, niece of the Rev. Martin Luther King. [62] Will you be attending the March for Life this year?

"I have no use for money. This is God’s work," declares Bill Gates.[63] Wait, wasn't Gates supposed to be an atheist???

MSNBC reports Creationism spreading in American schools thanks to vouchers; teacher's unions receive another big loss. Creationists are expanding outreach to young people in 2013. [64]

The lamestream media print thousands of words about the passing away Saturday of baseball great Stan Musial, yet no mention of how he was a devout Catholic.

Pop goes the Darwinism higher education indoctrination bubble evolutionist weasels! [65]

"...18% of 165 private universities and 15% of 127 public universities project a decline in net tuition revenue… Nearly half of the schools surveyed...reported enrollment declines this fall".

"Moody's downgraded its outlook for all of higher education, issuing an across-the-board negative verdict." [66] Liberal promotion of the Worst College Majors has led to inevitable decline.

Helping to collapse Darwinism with Germanic efficiency means never having to say you're sorry. [67]

Little interest in Obama's inauguration: "organizers were still trying to get at least two restaurants ... on the inaugural parade route to be rented out," and many do not want to donate. [68]

"ACLU drops challenge to Kansas abortion law," after a court had issued a key ruling against the attempt to overturn the good law. [69]

"Where is Larry McDonald: the credible reports until 1995" by Bishop Bert [70]

Governor Chris Christie says the NRA was "reprehensible" in their advertising??? He doesn't seem to know the meaning of the word. [71]

The New York Times "wrote about the Fighting Irish linebacker Manti Te’o’s girlfriend at least five times in recent months." [72] How many other hoaxes does the Times write about??

No surprise here: Lance Armstrong "didn't seem contrite. ... Armstrong didn't so much engage in the interview as endure it." [73] When someone doesn't believe in God, then it's very one-dimensional indeed.

When will American and European Darwinism collapse? How fast will they collapse?[74]

The benefits of a worldwide coalition of creationist organizations and creationists will be seen in 2013. [75]

This is pathetic: Obama cannot even persuade enough Senate Democrats to support his demands for gun control. [76] Maybe Obama can find support in communist countries???

Religious researchers say there will be approximately 4,000,000 less atheists in the world and about 352,969,000 more Christians in the world by 2025.[77]

Also, the New Atheism movement is in decline. [78]

Is the United Nations UN-American? A Tea Party activist shows why. [79]

Liberal claptrap of global warming has consequences: "Britain is braced for 40 hours of snow with icy winds as gas companies warn that tens of thousands of people will see their heating fail." [80] What, wind turbines won't be enough???

"As many as 100 hostages are being held" and "there may be seven or eight Americans among them" in Algeria. [81] Some hostages have been freed.

A desperate Facebook evolutionist engages in denialism. Unable to refute the clear evidence for creation and adequately address the 15 questions for evolutionists. [82]

A creation vs. evolution debate challenge gauntlet is thrown down!

An aside: Why are many young people obsessed with Facebook doing poorer in school?[83]

Robert S., who is a grassroots supporter of the Question evolution! campaign. wants a "coordinated Question Evolution! Day." Question Evolution! Day will be held on February 12. 2013.[84]

Watch this video: Question Evolution! Day - February 12, 2013.

Bad news for the future of liberal claptrap about global warming: "Satellite-based temperature readings more accurate" than surface thermometers, and temperatures in 2012 in "Europe, Asia and Australia ... were cooler than average." [85]

A learned man lays out the history of the decline of America under Progressivism and Progressive Presidents, from Wilson to Obama. He then suggests that Israel might redeem America at the end. [86]

Second GOP congressman suggests impeachment over executive action for gun control. [87]

Obama issues 23 executive orders to impose gun control, "in an effort to go around Congress wherever possible." [88]

"A. Lincoln, few words/E. Everett, many words. E. Everett who?" by Bishop Bert [89]

In 2013, Germanic efficiency will be employed to advance anti-Darwinism and young earth creationism.[90]

Evolutionists, have you ever seen a BMW on the autobahn? Get out of the way! Young earth creationism will stop for no man!

Will God-denier Lance Armstrong apologize to those he sought to destroy "for the simple fact that they told the truth about him"? [91] Less liberal denial by the lamestream media would also be welcome.

A germ with seven motors in one! Over the last two decades, scientists have uncovered some of the amazing machinery in microscopic living cells.[92]

An activist calls on county sheriffs to do their Constitutional duty. [93]

"Love those smoothies now, liberals? " [94]

What? Liberal journalists who are proudly anti-gun don't want signs on their property advertizing that? [95]

Conservapedia proven right, again: God-denier Lance Armstrong, overpromoted by liberals but recognized as an Overrated Sports Star here, finally admits what he denied for years about doping. [96]

Colin Powell stripped off his mask before the Mainstream Media last Sunday. The results were ugly as sin. [97]

Another Christian YouTube creationist (Hugenex2000) and creationist blogger joins the Question evolution! campaign.[98]

He is an American creationist personally referred to the campaign by the prominent Canadian creationist Ian Juby! Worldwide cooperation among creationists is building just like Ian Juby predicted![99]

Launching and managing the world's largest grassroots campaign against the weak ideology of Darwinism. [100]

Members of the discovery engine StumbleUpon have recommended Conservapedia's abortion article.[101]

How many people will be made aware of Conservapedia's abortion article due to the expansion of Conservapedia Pro-life Project in 2013?

The Mainstream Media have just stepped in it. The first burglary has already happened to someone on an interactive map of all gun permit holders in his county. What will the liberal lions have to say about this? [102]

In the Aaron Swartz tragedy, "the government took the position that any guilty plea by Swartz must include guilty pleas for all 13 charges and the possibility of jail time .... Otherwise the government would take the case to trial and seek a sentence of at least seven years." [103]
So why aren't Democrats criticizing the Obama Administration more about this overzealous prosecution, rather than focusing on MIT??

Best of the public quarterback Colin Kaepernick -- an adoption success story -- breaks records in leading the 49ers to a huge victory. [104]

Our prayers are for the family and friends of Aaron Swartz, who was reportedly being victimized by a "disproportionately aggressive and punitive" federal prosecution that sought an imprisonment of decades and a $1 million fine for making scholarly journal articles available to the public. [105]

Which law officer stands between "King" Obama and his goal of dictatorship? The sheriff. An activist calls on citizens to vote for "Constitutional" sheriffs. [106]

Conservapedia proven right in predicting that Tim Tebow's replacement by Overrated Sports Star Peyton Manning was a mistake. Manning threw two interceptions to enable a weaker opponent to win, in a game Tebow won last year against a stronger team. [107]

"Possible NYT layoffs rattle media." [108] People aren't buying liberal claptrap as much anymore.

Setback for liberal denial: Lance Armstrong, promoted by God-deniers, will reportedly finally tell the truth. [109]

Largest pro-evolution website gives key information on defeating Eastern European Darwinism.[110]

Christian creationism vs. Islamic creationism - Christian creationism will win! [111]

Jesus and Creation Ministries International vs. Allah and Adnan Oktar - Jesus and Creation Ministries International wins!

London Darwinism is falling down, falling down, falling down. My fair lady! [112]

Remember atheists, staunch UK atheists converted to Christianity in 2012.[113] Atheism is weak. There is really no match between biblical Christianity and atheism.

Cut your risk of catching the flu this flu season by about 50%.[114]

Is it becoming impossible for a conservative to get a fair chance in the increasingly liberal NFL? Reports emerge that the New York Jets never gave Tim Tebow a real chance in practice, and now his hometown Jacksonville team makes an unusual announcement indicating they won't give him a chance either. [115]

The gun control battle got a little hotter this week. See how hot: [116]

Why the fiscal cliff deal solved nothing, and the true goal of the Obama administration. [117]

Dr. John Lennox pummuled the agnostic Richard Dawkins in a debate. A review of his new book.[118]

Lennox vs. Dawkins debate.[119]

Liberal double standard: After campaigning for months pretending there is a "War on Women," Obama appoints only white men to top Cabinet positions. [120] If Mitt Romney had done that, the liberal media would be howling in protest.

BBC forced to admit global warming "static": [121]

Mark Twain once said that there are lies, d____d lies, and statistics. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the gun control debate. [122]

Conservapedia proven right, again: The fifth straight loss by the 15-20 L.A. Lakers -- who feature two Overrated Sports Stars -- virtually ensures they will not even make the playoffs. [123] Maybe the Obama Administration can appoint the liberal has-beens to posts?

The YouTube Christian Djw0071 asks evolutionists: "Can evolution explain mind?"[124]

Judging from the mindlessness claptrap of evolutionists, it doesn't appear as if it can!

Three days of hearings about Young Mass Murderer James Holmes, yet not a word about "why": [125]. The public should learn how much time he was spending playing video games.

A Question evolution! campaign blog has now received over 300,000 page views. Why is belief in biblical creationism poised for tremendous growth? [126]

The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world. A parental rights activists warns of a double threat: from the United States government and the United Nations. [127]

Values do matter ... even to some members of the media (baseball writers): Steroids-era baseball stars denied election to the Hall of Fame. [128] You won't find any of them on our list of Greatest Conservative Sports Stars, either.

As the Federal Gun Control Task Force ramps up its bully pulpit activities, it's worth remembering how gun control got started, and why the Constitution still forbids it. [129]

Conservatives run negative ads against RINO Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell due to his fiscal cliff deal. [130] McConnell is up for reelection in 2014.

Why is young earth creationism so exciting and atheism so boring? Why is the young earth creationist Rachel McDonald so excited?[131]

The web traffic of Creation.com is being ramped up before the release of the much anticipated Question Evolution! Campaign book for middle school students. [132]

Will the all-out-assault on evolutionary belief occur in 2013?[133]

How fast is the world’s population growing? [134]

When you do the figures, it confirms the biblical truth that everyone on Earth today is a descendant of Noah’s sons and daughters-in-law.[135]

Dr. Jonathan Sarfati: Firefly lanterns inspire LED lenses. [136]

The liberal media go along with the communist cover-up about Hugo Chavez, despite how he likely died in a Cuban hospital in December. [137]

The Second Amendment does let private citizens arm themselves as well as the government. And for good, solid historical reasons. [138]

Sports commentator who questioned RG3's "blackness" is not being renewed by ESPN. RG3, a phenomenal black quarterback, is rumored to be a Republican -- but does that detract from his "blackness"??? [139]

"The Courage of sticking to it: On the March with the IDF" [140]

"The equine name for liberal stupidity" [141]

You guys voted for it!
Obama supporters are in a state of shock: their paychecks just got smaller. [142] They shouldn't be so angry. After all, they wanted it this way.

The "cleansing" of Elizabeth Warren's Wikipedia page: [143] "The net result of this effort is that there no longer is a Cherokee Controversy subsection, and the entire discussion of Elizabeth Warren’s claim to be Cherokee are three sentences meant to present Warren in the most favorable light possible"

RG3, the star rookie quarterback who publicly thanks God during NFL games, was done a disservice by his own coach. [144]

Fox News pundits try to push the Republican Party further away from social conservatism, by overhyping Chuck Hagel and foreign policy. [145]

Democrats seek to hike taxes by $1 trillion this year. [146]

Inefficient government regulations and "tree huggers" are causing an explosion of the deer population in Mississippi. There is now one deer for everyone one-and-a-half people in Mississippi and the deer are moving into populated areas.[147]

On a related note, the recognized degradation of the deer genome is in the opposite direction (i.e. downhill) to what’s needed for primordial sludge to have supposedly turned into a series of other organisms which turned into deer.[148]

NCAA champion wrestler Congressman Jim Jordan -- one of the Greatest Conservative Sports Stars -- criticizes the irresponsible fiscal cliff deal: "This is crazy. It's about time we cut up the credit card." [149]

In addition to Roman parallels, Communist parallels, especially to their utopian promises, are useful to remember. [150]

Obama's Religion shines in his pick of Chuck Hagel to be the next Secretary of Defense, to the ire of Democrats, neocons, and homosexual agenda backers. [151] Hagel voted against the Iraq War and has criticized homosexuality.

Liberal claptrap: the lamestream media use the upcoming Notre Dame-Alabama championship game as an opportunity to publish criticism of conservative social values held by the Catholic Church. [152]

Conservapedia proven right, tragically: "Connecticut town to burn violent video games as Sandy Hook returns to school." [153] Yet liberal denial about the harm of video games continues.

Chinese atheists/Darwinist leaders are getting even more desperate. Arrests and detentions of Christians was up 130% in 2012.[154]

China's communist leader Chairman Mao Zedong is known to have regarded Charles Darwin and his disciple Thomas Huxley as his two favorite authors.[155]

A chilling side-by-side of factors at work in ancient Rome before its fall, and America today. [156]

Leave it to a liberal Democrat to spout off on the need for everyone else to pay higher taxes, while avoiding them himself. [157]

Gun control in Obama's back yard means a sky-rocketing homicide rate, including five murders this year alone. And it's only January 4th! [158]

"Note to Conservatives: Never Stop Fighting for Individual Liberty." [159]

A Question evolution! campaign online forum is now fully up and will be filled to the brim with people committed to defeating Darwinism.[160]

Pulling out all the stops in the Question evolution! campaign in 2013 and helping Creation.com break the Alexa 40,000 barrier by January 1, 2014.[161]

Evolutionists, mark down the date of January 1, 2014 on your calendars!

Why has suicide increased exponentially throughout the world? [162]

One thing for certain - biblical Christianity, young earth creationism and conservatism are not causing the increase! Excellent graph showing church involvement rates and suicide rates.

"So easy, a caveman did it!" [163]

Communist Hugo Chavez may be "kept alive by life support machines" and might be "in an induced coma in Cuba." [164] Or, similar to the liberal denial about Fidel Castro, Chavez may have died last month and leftists are lying in saying he's alive.

"The Russian ramming attempt and three brave sailors: The hunt for KAL 007" by Bishop Bert [165]

The gun control battle is joined. Those who disdain the Second Amendment throw civility to the four winds, while the people arm themselves. [166]

Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey and Representative Peter King of New York shouldn't be so outraged over the Hurricane Sandy funding bill. It was indeed loaded with pork, the relief money would never have flowed right away, and besides, each man could have done more about the situation, but hasn't. [167]

Compromise often produces tragic results, and will again this time. So says this Tea Party activist. [168]

Are communists resorting again to liberal denial, as they have about Fidel Castro? Hugo Chavez "has not been seen or heard from since a Dec. 11 surgery for an undisclosed type of cancer." [169]

About 77% of American households will face higher federal taxes in 2013 under the agreement negotiated between President Obama and Senate Republicans, estimates the Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan Washington research group. [170]

Using your God-given talents in 2013. [171]

"CBO: 'Fiscal cliff' deal carries $4 trillion price tag over next decade." [172] Government spending will actually increase under the deal, which also increases taxes.

The final installment in the "Obamacare Dead on Arrival" series. [173]

Homosexuality is reportedly on the increase in Kabwe, Zambia and residents have called on police to curb the vice. Night club owners are being asked to bar a group of known sodomites from entering their premises before people’s morals are compromised.[174]

Eight questions to any person who advocates gun control as a way to keep society "safe." [175]

"Fiscal cliff deal meets resistance in GOP House"; Rand Paul voted against it in the U.S. Senate. [176]

A lawyer sets out a documented case: Barack Hussein Obama is not a natural born citizen. Nor can Congress arbitrarily make him one. [177]

As the NFL demands more political correctness – refusing to play Tim Tebow and having "moments of silence" rather than prayer – its television ratings decline. [178] Why bother watching its liberal style playoffs?

"Becoming anti-abortion: a personal odyssey" by Bishop Bert [179]

A reply to the gun control agenda. [180]

Pro-life movement continues to advance: Texas court rejects attempt to block Texas law defunding Planned Parenthood. [181]

A troubling disdain for success: "The left in this country — aided by the old-guard press — is peddling the fallacy that all our economic woes are the result of the wealthy not paying their fair share of taxes. Financially successful people are vilified as the new enemy of the middle class. We were a happier people when as a nation we admired success and emulated the successful. Striving for something better was an equal-opportunity aspiration. The political right can’t seem to overcome its crippling public relations deficiency and rekindle our national ethos. Merely surviving is not a way to live and certainly not the American way of life." [182]

A family-owned American company takes the same stand that Saint Peter, and Saint Paul after him, had to take. [183] While a Tea Party activist writes a legal analysis that the lawyers for this company might use. [184]

Time, eternity and the beginning of the universe. [185]

As the fiscal cliff negotiations stall, "Obama governs 'like a visitor from a morally superior civilization,'" observes the New York Times columnist David Brooks. [186]

The Obama-supported change in Egypt has resulted in a collapse of the value of its currency: "Egypt pound hits record low under new currency regime." [187]

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Jennifer Lopez is unsure if marriage will be on the cards for her again despite being in a longterm relationship with back-up dancer Casper Smart (25).

The 44 year-old first got married to a Cuban waiter called Ojani Noa in February 1997 but ended shortly after in January 1998.

Lopez then married former back-up dancer Cris Judd in another short partnership, they were together from September 2001 until June 2002.

The 'Anaconda' actress would tie the knot again with fellow singer Marc Anthony in June 2004, they would go on to have twins, a boy and a girl, who were born on February 22nd 2008.

The couple announced their split three years later in June 2011.

However, the 'American idol' judge has been happier in recent years, she has been in a relationship with a back-up dancer called Casper Smart since October 2011 and he is 18 years her junior.

Although their relationship is well over two years-old, J-Lo admits that marriage may never happen again for her.

When speaking to reporters at the American Idol panel during the Winter TCA press tour, someone asked her if Casper was a good father figure, the singer went onto to gush about how "fantastic" he is with her children.

"I don't like the word father figure, but he's fantastic with the kids and he helps me very much with my work," she said.

"It was his idea, he knew I had the idea to do 'Same Girl,' and go shoot that in the Bronx and he was like, 'When are we going to be in New York again? Come on I'll do it with you, let's go do it. Let's put that dream down for you.' And he basically produced it with me, so he's fantastic in that way."

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Marc Anthony had two children with Lopez

Things get a little more personal when Lopez opens up about going on tour with her children following her divorce from Anthony in 2011.

"That was such a transformative year for me anyways," she revealed. "I had just divorced and I went on tour with the kids and I left Idol and it was like all of my security blankets were out and gone and I was doing something that I had never done before."

And when asked if wedding bells are in the 'Dance Again' singer's future, she replied "I don't know, we'll see. I don't know."

"You know, I've always believed in that institution. I believe in it, but it is difficult. I've had my challenges, but at the same time I believe in love, and I think that is the main thing."

Casper Smart does sound like marriage material!

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The former Black Sabbath frontman has become a cult figure following the massive success of The Osbournes, the MTV reality show about his wacky family's life in California.

But, whilst son JACK worries that his dad may provide entertainment for the wrong reason, Osbourne is simply happy he's entertaining the public.

He explains, "Jack asked me, 'Dad, do you think people think are laughing with you or at you?' I said, 'Son, as long as they're laughing I don't give a f***.'

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