Are There Horns Under That Hat?
Myths About the Jewish People Several years ago there was a TV series called Little House on the Prairie. One of the show’s characters, a youngster named Albert, became friendly with an elderly Jewish man. The kids at school made fun of Albert because they ignorantly believed many falsehoods about the Jewish people. One of the things they told Albert was to beware of what was concealed undGet More Articles—Subscribe Today!
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I am so shocked that Jewish people in the US and everywhere even today may be living in fear, especially at this point is 2022 with the outcome of the mid term elections upon us next Tuesday.
That they have been so feared and yet so productive, educated, and part of our country for so many years. I now am in a relationship with a wonderful Jewish man who is highly educated and yet so aware of the fact that many people still fears Jews as a group of people. I only see my man in our relationship as one of the smartest people I’ve ever been around. He is funny, very entertaining, and the love of my life.
I grew up protestant in the Methodist church while a child. I converted to Episcopal right before I married at the young age of 20 for my own enjoyment of the religious ceremony. Today I am now experiencing the differences of protestant and Jewish religion and how devout my significant other is and how much joy that brings to his life.