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[posting]42579596[/posting]Das hast Du schon mal bei Stalin behauptet und bist dabei jeden nachprüfbaren Beweis schuldig geblieben, jetzt ist gerade Mitt Romney dran, wobei ich behaupte, dass er als "Jude" aufgeflogen wäre, als er die olympischen Spiele in Salt Lake City, der Hauptstadt der Mormonen, organisiert hat, denn die Mormonen sehen Juden ja oft fast so gern in ihren Kirchen-Reihen wie die Leute vom KuKluxKlan die Schwarzen. Ich find's schon "schlimm genug", dass er zwei Jahre in Frankreich für die Mormonen missioniert haben soll und in Salt Lake City viele Freunde hat - aber das reicht halt nicht, weil er ja auch noch Jude sein könnte. Das würde den Mormonen natürlich toppen. Komisch, und ich hatte mal so etwas wie respekt für deine beiträge, bevor ich schmerzhaft bemerkt habe, dass du im wesentlichen schlecht oder gar nicht recherchierst und somit eigenen,m.e. meist wertlosen, wie o.a. müll absonderst. Oben auszugsweise ist wieder ein echter auryn und nachstehend wohl etwas näher die realität.... ZITAT AUS WIKI: Mormon claims of House of Israel descent Mormons consider themselves to be the descendants of the Biblical Patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (also known as "Israel") or adoptees into the House of Israel, and contemporary Mormons use the terms "House of Israel" and "House of Joseph" to refer to themselves. The Book of Mormon tells of families of the Tribe of Manasseh and the Tribe of Ephraim that migrated from Jerusalem to an unknown location in the Americas. According to Mormon doctrine, this migration fulfilled the prophecy of Jacob on his son, Joseph: "Joseph is a fruitful bough, even a fruitful bough by a well; whose branches run over the wall" (Genesis 49:22). The Book of Mormon also tells of a group from the Tribe of Judah who came to the Americas after its defeat by Babylon around 600 BCE. The official position of the LDS Church is that those who have accepted Mormonism or are a part of the Latter Day Saint movement are primarily from the House of Joseph. Adherents believe they are members of one of the tribes of Israel, either by blood lineage or by adoption, when the recipient is not a literal descendant of Jacob, also known as Israel. Individual church members are told their tribal affiliation through a patriarchal blessing. The LDS Church teaches that all of the tribes exist within their numbers, though not every tribe in every country. Ephraim and Manasseh are by far the two largest tribes in the LDS Church. Some Latter-day Saint patriarchs believe the one country to have the most confirmed coexisting tribes is Mongolia, missing only the Tribe of Zebulun.[citation needed] Tribal affiliation is not usually discussed in everyday LDS life, and all members, regardless of tribal affiliation, worship together. The knowledge of one's tribal affiliation is usually only shared with one's immediate family. In modern Jewish culture, by contrast, it is generally accepted that knowledge of individual tribal affiliation has been lost to antiquity, except in the case of Levites and Cohens, where such knowledge is relevant to religious practice. Some Jewish families, however, hold family traditions of descent from other tribes. The Sephardi Chief Rabbinate of Israel has recognized the Beta Israel of Ethiopia as the Tribe of Dan, and the Bene Menashe of India as the Tribe of Menasseh. The Bene Israel of India and the Lemba people of Africa claim descent from Kohanim - according to a government report, these claims are supported by DNA analysis.[1] The position of those who consider themselves Jewish with regard to Mormons is similar to their feelings about other Christian groups—while peaceful coexistence is strongly desired, attempts at conversion are considered inappropriate and unwanted.[2] Religious and non-religious Jews do not accept Mormon claims with regard to Mormon descent from, or membership in, the tribes of ancient Israel. |
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| aus der Diskussion: | Obamas Gegner um die Präsidentschaft |
| Autor (Datum des Eintrages): | Nannsen (12.01.12 14:48:23) |
| Beitrag: | 31 von 108 (ID:42584782) |
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