I am Jewish too, and here is why… | Yourish.com

Posted on July 10, 2011 8:21 am by Patti Niehoff

- Abraham is considered to be the first Jew, because he was kicked out of the house.

via I am Jewish too, and here is why… | Yourish.com.

No rapture

Posted on May 23, 2011 9:58 am by Patti Niehoff

How to think of the believers in the ersatz Rapture? I feel sorry for them, but only a little bit. They’re adults and entitled to make ridiculous spiritual choices. I’ve made a few of those myself.

Ridicule? It’s so very hard not to. And there are, of course, serious things going on all the time that actually require our attention and efforts; the tornado in Joplin MO is the first thing that comes to mind.

What I am left with, though, is worry for those whose lives were damaged by the people who believed in the nonsense rapture: the children of those people who spent their college funds on billboard signs, the mother who didn’t make plans for the baby she is about to have and whom she thought she would never see.

I wish there was a way to hold people responsible when their idiocy damages others.

Rapture.

Posted on May 21, 2011 5:23 pm by Patti Niehoff

Well, nothing’s happening here in Ohio yet.

98%

Posted on April 14, 2011 1:53 pm by Patti Niehoff

98 Percent Of Catholic Women Use Birth Control Banned By Church.

Catholic bishops behaving deceitfully: what a surprise

Posted on August 21, 2009 4:12 pm by Patti Niehoff

A major objection I have always had about Christianity and Catholicism is their constant attempts to shove their beliefs down the throats of those who believe otherwise. In the following, it’s blatantly obvious that the bishops were taking advantage of a good-faith effort by Jewish leaders.

NEW YORK – Major Jewish groups and rabbis from the three largest branches of American Judaism said Thursday that their relationship with Roman Catholic leaders is at risk because of a recent U.S. bishops’ statement on salvation.

Jewish groups said they interpret the new document to mean that the bishops view interfaith dialogue as a chance to invite Jews to become Catholic. The Jewish leaders said they “pose no objection” to Christians sharing their faith, but said dialogue with Jews becomes “untenable” if the goal is to persuade Jews to accept Christ as their savior.

via U.S. Jews protest Catholic document – Faith- msnbc.com.