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Does anyone know any good sites about the migration of the Ice Age? I know people migrated to North America but I can't seem to find any reliable sites that explain it in detail. THanks (link)
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I received a pell grant and I dropped out a few years ago, but I did complete and pass a class. Now, I'm on academic probation. Do I have to retake the classes that I failed or can I take different courses? (link)
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First off, she didn't straight up say it was phony, she just said "You're not even Jewish". She said that because in Judaism they believe that you're only Jewish if it was passed down to you through your mother and my mother was Roman Catholic where as my dad was Jewish.
Throughout my last two years of college I've been trying to get closer to my Jewish faith because I've just always considered myself Jewish. Though my mom tried to raise me Christian she always did it in a forceful way which of course made me turn away from it. I also just believe more of the basics of the Jewish faith than the Christian faith.
I've struggled with it though because unlike many Jewish children, I was never put in a Jewish education program and never had a bat mitzvah. I was never really taken to Synagogue except for maybe on a few occasions, but was frequently taken to a Jewish family center for a while when I was a child. However as I grew older all of that stopped and my dad distanced himself from the religion.
Last summer I was supposed to go on a birthright trip to reignite my faith, but it fell through last minute due to money issues so now I feel even more lost (though I hope to try again this coming summer).
I just moved recently so I wanted to get involved at a local Synagogue, but was feeling stressed about it because it seems like most synagogue members have all of the Jewish education already and are "real Jews" who went to Jewish school, had bat(or bar) mitzvah's and were raised in a Jewish family who celebrated all the holidays and prayed in Hebrew, etc.
When I was telling my best friend about my struggles with it that's when she said "You're not even Jewish". I tried my best to brush it off, but it keeps circling around in my mind.
Technically, she's right I'm not even a real Jew. Now I'm wondering if I'm just a big phony who convinced myself that I'm something I'm not and if I should just give up the act already and consider myself agnostic. I do believe in a god, but I don't believe that the bible was right about everything and technically I can't be a Jew because it wasn't passed to me through my mother. So I'm not really either am I? So does that make me agnostic then?
I'm so lost and confused. I feel like I've been lying to myself my whole life and that I'm really just pathetic for trying to cling to a religion that I'm not allowed in.
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It's OK to be confused about it as the question of faith cannot be easy to answer. Each religion modifies in the modern world and goes through some changes, otherwise it can hardly survive. It all lies inside of your heart, you believe what you consider right for yourself. Whether it is Agnosticism or Judaism the only person who can choose the side is you. If you have some troubles with your mother's Catholic line you can talk to your local Rabbi, they are usually understanding people who can help you manage with such problems.
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