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Shoutout to Rugrats for not only having Christmas episodes, but also Kwanzaa, Chanukah, and Passover episodes
If you live on Mars, do you do Shabbos every seven Mars days, or do you follow the Earth schedule?
Well what kind of precedent do you want to set? The first time you have to answer this question will determine it in other places in the Galaxy too, so do you want shabbos everywhere to line up with on earth or on their own calendars? What if you're on a atar ship? Star ships dont have a set orbit with a calendar based on it.
This works well for Mars because Mars days are approximately the same length as Earth days. But what about on other planets? What if you’re on a planet with a rotation slower or faster than Earth’s?
You’d end up on a time schedule that is entirely out of sync with the rest of the planet. The times of shabbat would travel around the time of day, and the entire Jewish calendar would get screwed up either way you do it!
If you choose to sync it up to Earth, then what I just described is going to happen. If you choose to adapt it to the planet you’re on, then that means the entire Jewish calendar is going to have to be adapted to every single habitable planet, and how feasible is that really?
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king saul ordering his men to kill david because he is jealous that david has found favor with the Lord:
I made flags for androgynos, tumtum, saris, and ay'lonit because the flags that existed didn't sit right with me (and I haven't been able to find saris or ay'lonit pride). All of them have meanings that are personal to myself. Note: these are Jewish specific, intersex only genders; perisex gentiles can reblog but please don't claim these as your own identities.
Androgynos - A person who possesses both male and female sex characteristics. The flag for androgynos was inspired directly from Adam and Genesis; Adam is described upon his initial creation not as a man (there is no gendered reference other than Them), therefore, an argument can be made that Adam was created intersex. I often see Adam as androgynos, and thus, the flag was designed with him in mind. The blue reflects the sky, and the yellow reflects the sun at the peak of the day; the white is meant to parallel the trans flag, where it stands for those who do not fall on a definable spectrum or binary.
Tumtum - A person whose sex is described as "obscured" or "unknown". The tumtum flag was inspired by Genesis as well, but this time, from Eve. Eve is never described in a way that she may be argued as intersex, but if she is also made in G-d's image and she comes from Adam, an intersex person, then in some ways she may well be considered intersex. Eve is often depicted as being covered or obscured, whether by her hair or foliage, so in my mind, she is associated with tumtum. The color orange is reminescent of the sun setting for a new day, and the teal is meant to represent the water as well as the grass and leaves of the garden. The white is the same as androgynos.
Saris - A person who was identified as male at birth, but upon puberty, does not develop common male characteristics; a saris can be born or created through methods like castration. The saris flag was created with homage to the nighttime, and the gradient reflects the spectrum of identities that people who may be a saris can possess.
Ay'lonit - A person who was identified as female at birth, but upon puberty, does not develop common female characteristics and is infertile. Like the saris flag, the gradient of the ay'lonit flag reflects the range of identities a person who may be an ay'lonit can have. The colors reflect daytime and dawn.
me: i don’t wanna do my essay right now
the ghost of hillel that lives in my head, strumming a guitar: if not now, then when
me: shit ,fuck goddammit. fuck you
anyway it's useful to have terminology like "culturally christian" because of the (deliberate) and ongoing conflation of explicitly christian concepts, rituals, symbols, etc, with some sort of (non-existent) "secular festiveness" that just so happens to coincidence directly with christmas, which, to be perfectly clear, is a christian holiday and not a secular one, even if you have jewish friends (or other non-xtian friends) who sometimes celebrate it too, due to the very phenomenon to which this post refers
American Jews, Muslims, etc: this country being Christian-centric is oppressive and harms people of other religions. We are constantly told not to participate in our own culture in public and Christian holidays are forced on us and we are told they’re secular.
White neo-pagans: this is about me, clearly, because one lady once looked at my pentagram necklace and I could tell she was judging me and I am therefore also oppressed
Something from Nothing
Who is like You, G-d, who has the power to create something from nothing? You alone, G-d, only you and Bubbe. There’s even a story: from a worn coat, it is possible to sew a vest; from a worn vest, a scarf; a tie, a handkerchief, a button: from a lost button it is possible to spin a yarn, a story. Here is a story: (bubbemeyse, grandmother’s tales and a tale from great-grandmother and great-great grandmother too.) The story begins: In the beginning G-d created the heaven and the earth, the sea and all within it, and the earth was chaos and void but He patched it and mended it and now the chaos and void is more or less in order if you don’t look too hard at the seams. Not much, but something. At least we have a universe to wear if the empty void of space is too cold. And true, it wasn’t much. Even G-d, the thrifty Bubbe of Bubbes wanted to throw it in the trash after only a few generations. But He didn’t. Like all bubbes who keep scraps of fabric He kept us. In a box in his attic He kept us. We sat in the dark, half-forgotten. One day there was a fire and we almost died. Like the princess who pricked her finger on a needle, we were supposed to die but we only slept and we woke again: groggy, half dead, with stitches from the war. But we knew that it is better to be Frankenstein’s monster alive and awake than Sleeping Beauty still sleeping. Therefore: Blessed are You, G-d, who revives the dead, and we will continue to wait for you as we have waited already, twenty centuries already, weaving and unraveling your story on our masechtot. Again and again we rent our garments and again and again we mended and even when we wore yellow patches on our clothes Still we patched, mended, kept what was possible to keep even though the very universe is coming apart at the seams.
Bin El Barach/Ki Eshmera Shabbat
Bin el barach welyum Between yesterday and today l’wila ya machlaha O small and beautiful night bi ha farach marrum I am very happy and in love oula manansaha I hope to God I will not forget
Yalilit l’barach netsa krak el yum O divine night I remember you biha kalbi farach my heart is happy para aliya n’um I have lost my sleep
Ki eshmera Shabbat If I safeguard the sabbath el yish meireini God will safeguard me ot hi l’olmei’ad it is an understanding beino uveini between Him and me
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The number of people in the notes of that post insisting xmas isn't even Xian it's pagan is amazing.
Like you can talk about the pagan roots of it! but I don't think you can pretend that CHRISTmas has nothing to do with Jesus??????? Or that it having pagan roots erases the problem of forcing non-xian employees to celebrate?