Against religious beliefs?

Question

I live in Gateshead England and we have a huge jewish community in our mists which is nice i suppose picking this area were i live but they are very orthadox jews which is fair enough i suppose but what bugs me they recon it is against there religion to do manual work or on 1 day a year to do things like open car doors travel by car switch on light switches so who does all these things in there country they are relious and belive they are the choosen race by god and we are but second rate citezens so this belife is not the veiw of god but i ask one question to finish who put jesus on the cross what religion was that person Dave

Answer 1

' Gateshead '

twined with ' Jerusalem '.

Outstanding.

Answer 2

Is Gateshead really foggy? Religious beliefs are tricky. I once got into an argument about 'true faith' with a Portuguese, who was convinced that, as a non-catholic, I should possibly be burned at the stake. I asked him when he had last made his confession and attended mass. The poor guy didn't have an answer. I later apologised to the other Roman Catholics present, but they all agreed that I had made a valid point.
Sometimes it can be annoying. I remember a conversation with the owner of a London hair dressing salon. He told me that, although most of the employees were Jewish, they had to employ some non-Jews, since Saturday (the Sabbath) was a really busy day in the hair dressing business!
It can also be amusing. In a night club with friends, a Muslim member of the group went to the Gents. When he returned he was chortling to himself. I asked him why. He replied that, on the stairs he met a man he knew to be Pakistani, but that the man didn't know him. My colleague asked where he came from and got the answer, 'India'. He replied, 'What's your problem? I know we're both from Pakistan and I'm also drinking beer' - this was an under-statement, he was actually drinking whiskey.

Answer 3

God put his son on the cross. Isa 53:
He used the Jewish sect to instigate the death of Jesus and then the Roman (Gentile) carried out the crucifixon but it was the
Jews that demanded Jesus's death--not Romans.

Pilate found "no fault" in this man (JESUS) and washed his hands clean of that sentence (you can't wash blood off your hands-deed is a deed)

Orthodox Jews observed sabbath on Saturday.
They still follow Mosiac Laws and Torah.
They are like lost-they rejected Jesus as the Messiah"

Messianic Jews do follow the teaching and preaching of Christ.

Christians belief can be out of whack also.
Take over 900 diferent denominations in the USA and you get
a pure mess.
Do this-can't do that.
can't preach this-can't teach that?

The Bible is so simple that even children can understand it.
Children think in simple terms and accept things as they are.
It is the ignorance of man that destroys itself.

Hosea 4:6 my people are destroyed by lack of knowledge.

The Scripture from Genesis to Revelation says: believe and you will be saved> Believe! is all it takes!

Colossians 2:16
Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days:

Believe!

Answer 4

Would just like to point out that it wasn't me.

Back to the Jewish people of Gateshead. Do they harm you or your way of life?
If not, then what is the problem?

Answer 5

I think you'll find that on Shabatt(I think thats how it's spelt) the sabath, from sundown on friday till sundown on saturday there is nothing done.
So if you meet someone on a saturday you should say" Shabatt Shalom". It's polite and you should be more tollerant.

Answer 6

Pontius Pilate, and he was an adherent of Roman paganism.

Best wishes and God bless.

Answer 7

Try not be bugged and be more tolerant. As far as they act within the borders of law, don't trouble yourself.

Answer 8

Take a breath for goodness sake

Answer 9

Yes there's nowt as queer as folk

................and religion and just who isDave?