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be that as it may, I hope not to see a pig menorah:P

I have a six year old, a four year old, and an 18 month old. Three years ago I got my oldest a typical wooden trian table for christmas. It is used, but for the most part the trains and tracks get assembled on the floor while the table is just a place to accumulate random toys. I was...

good stuff also ...dont drink downstream from the herd

I would call myself a Messianic Gentile, and while I avoid the word "Christian" since there are many things that have been and still are done under that name that are definitely not Christ-like. But I have no problem with sunday-going church goers, those that observer easter and christmas, etc...

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She is 4 and a half. She will be 5 by next soccer season. She has been dying to play some sport since ds started t-ball a year ago. She can do softball next year, but soccer is what she mentions daily. WE have been observing the holidays for as long as she can remember and been attending a...

See that is the thing. I DONT want her missing 3 months of shabbats for the rest of her life, even if dh and I trade off taking her. Some games may be later as she gets older, but in the meantime that is a lot to miss. There *is* an indoor league that has weekday afternoon games. IT *is*...

I have a little girl who is dying to play soccer. And for some reason we have to register rather soon for the FALL season. (Go figure) I am ok with it happening on Saturday (which is why this is not in the Orthodox section ;) ), but I have a big problem with missing Shabbat service for like 3...

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LadyGR - that first one made me LOL I love this one: A wealthy Jewish man buys a fabulous home in Beverly Hills, California. He brings in a local workman to decorate the place. When the job is finished, the homeowner is delighted but realizes that he's forgotten to put mezuzahs on the doors...

I also reccomend this site, it explains all the holidays in a way someone raised tradionally Christian can understand. http://www.biblicalholidays.com/ And if you are *really* serious, I reccomend buying the book.

I have considered BlueStoneShiningWolf - my native american name, but it is a bit long. This user name is my user name everywhere.

you all are cracking me up!

I would reccomend finding out if your dh would be OK obserivng purim in a less "boisterous" way this year - like reading the book of esther and maybe even staying home watching "One night with the King". I am one that despite the arguments given here do NOT believe that celebrating...

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Well the thread Athaliamum mentioned was the major one. Overall it was the idea that having a Mezzuzah was the same as an icon.

IMO the real definition of a saint is any true believer. I do not believe that there is a class of people set above others with a special title of saint. Yes, many of the martyrs have inspiring stories and many believers in history have great stories - but they were still just people. And...

I am guessing because Yeshua's death and resurrection originally took place during peshach and so when Easter (considered the ressurection celebration by Christians) corresponds with it it is more accurate. So I am guessing she is sad because of the disconnect. But she can correct me on that.

I actually consider myself pretty informed and reasonable too, but I don't go into their forum talking about something I see as inncorrect in thier doctrine. (And yes, it was a non Messianic that started the whole icon deal to begin with.) How on earth is it a good influence for them to come...

Messiah is hte image of God, not an icon. through His life on earth we are able to understand the love and Holiness of Hashem