How come there aren't any jewish based questions?

Question

why aren't there any jewish questions on the religion and spirtuality section?

Answer 1

Because they are smart enough to do something more productive with their time than to sit at the computer wasting time! And then people wonder why they are all rich - we could learn from them!

Answer 2

It's a history thing. Jews have learned to be quiet in the Gentile world. Anything substantive they could discuss would likely be distorted or misunderstood. And they know enough of their own faith that there wouldn't be much point bringing it up in a public forum.

Take the recurring question: "If Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies of a messiah, why don't they believe in Jesus?" To a Jew, there are so many incorrect assumptions in that question, there's no way to start answering it without teaching a seminar. So they usually just move on to specific, mechanical questions about how to spell "Channukah" or when is Passover this year. Anything deeper is usually not cost-effective.

Answer 3

Because Judaism is logically self-consistent, unlike Christianity and Islam.

Further, education is a manditory part of Judaism, one must pass strict examination by the rabbi or other authorized individual before one's Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah. So Jews pretty well know their religion inside and out, unlike most other religions.

Answer 4

All religions are welcomed. Jewish, Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, wiccan, conduroy, denim, toyotas, etc etc

god bless

Answer 5

That group is smarter and realizes that these groups aren't going to resolve anything.

Answer 6

You could ask about how the rebuilding in Lebanon is coming along.

Answer 7

I'm not sure ??? what tribes are jews? the one with a long beard and small hat?

http://www.whydoesgodhateamputees.com/video10.htm

Answer 8

It`s the same place genius.

Answer 9

Because they Never ask any questions.......

Answer 10

I often wonder that myself...