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* The two Noahide theories in halacha: | * The two Noahide theories in halacha: | ||
− | # Jews are heredity (except for rare converts), Noahide have free choice | + | # Jews are defined by heredity (except for rare converts), Noahide have free choice |
− | # Both Jews and Noahides are heredity (except for rare converts) | + | # Both Jews and Noahides are defined by heredity (except for rare converts) |
* Debunk theories of race, per halacha. | * Debunk theories of race, per halacha. | ||
# National character (heredity) is small portion of personality psychology | # National character (heredity) is small portion of personality psychology | ||
# Concious choice can overcome national character | # Concious choice can overcome national character | ||
− | # Judaism recognizes switching nations (converts) | + | # Judaism fully recognizes switching nations (converts) |
* Biblical support for 'nations' | * Biblical support for 'nations' |
Revision as of 12:50, 5 April 2007
Need to write this page. It should show:
- 'Seventy Nations' as both legal jurisdiction AND national character.
- The balance in halacha between choice and heredity.
- The two Noahide theories in halacha:
- Jews are defined by heredity (except for rare converts), Noahide have free choice
- Both Jews and Noahides are defined by heredity (except for rare converts)
- Debunk theories of race, per halacha.
- National character (heredity) is small portion of personality psychology
- Concious choice can overcome national character
- Judaism fully recognizes switching nations (converts)
- Biblical support for 'nations'
- Western vs. Eastern notions of a nation.
- Colonialism
- Nation within a nation
- Subcultures
- 'Foreign citizens'
Some pages from wikipedia make be helpful
- Personality psychology
- Nature vs. nurture
- Cultural identity
- Ethnic group
- Clan
- Tribe
- Ethnic autonomous regions
- Ethnic minority
- Ethnic nationalism
- Ethnic autonomous regions
- Ethnic persecution
- Ethnic stereotype
- Stateless nation
- Nation
- Nationalism
- National mysticism
- National personification
- National romanticism
- National Character Studies
- Race
- Racism