I don't know, but I assume students self identify their religious preference

Report problem with this ad

Oct 17, 2024
8:35:22am

Goliath CB users union organizer

Report problem with this ad

Goliath

Previous username: Koolio
Bio page: Goliath
Joined: May 25, 2005
Last login: Oct 17, 2024
Total posts: 31,732 (1,895 FO)

Report problem with this ad

Messages

Author

Time

<< Deleted >>

Hawk Talons

8:30am

That would be an amazing story to cover. Conversion from nonbeliever in the Messiah to believer.

Dr MoBYU

8:32am

Possibly. Because although we are Jewish, we identify as members of the church

Hawk Talons

8:35am

My understanding is that there are 3 practicing Jews on campus

2FarGone

8:35am

It has to be referring to practicing/believing members of the Jewish religion.

BYU Sportz Fan

8:35am

I don't know, but I assume students self identify their religious preference

Goliath

8:35am

There are probably two who belong to the religion.

Jeffacka

8:35am

I think they probably mean practicing Jews. I think it's really awesome your family maintains your connection to your

durandal

8:36am

I served with a Jewish kid on my mission.His parents were converts to the Church

Jeffacka

8:38am

I served with a jewish kid on my mission too. He converted while his family stil

PabloSanchezz

8:43am

My wife has Jewish great great grandparents so does that mean my BYU student son

NOCAL_YFAN

8:43am

You're from the tribe of Judah per Patriarchal Blessing? That's cool

CLCougar

8:44am

It’s interesting: my dad and half my children are from the tribe of Judah.

Hawk Talons

8:46am

Yes your blood is still the same. Whether it's A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+, O-.

Undefeated

8:47am

The DNA in your blood is more than blood type. When I do ancestry.com it tells

Hawk Talons

8:51am

I should have put a winky face.

Undefeated

8:59am

Report problem with this ad

Posting on CougarBoard

In order to post, you will need to either sign up or log in.

Report problem with this ad