Originally posted by VoidSpirit right, so of all the studies, the biggest number they could come up with was about 40% (http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/14/science/14gene.html) of ashkenazis having genetic ties to the canaan region.
here is a study that examines where the other 60% may have come from.
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/tcga/tcgapdf/Behar-AJHG-03.pdf
Show me a population with greater ties. No population is pure. If you mean to deny everybody their heritage because nobody's pure any more you will be facing an uphill battle.
Originally posted by AThousandYoung Show me a population with greater ties. No population is pure. If you mean to deny everybody their heritage because nobody's pure any more you will be facing an uphill battle.
the only heritage i will grant anyone is a direct inheritance of their immediate family members.
the modern jews can no more claim heritage to the lands of ancient canaan than the modern day egyptians can claim heritage to the pyramids.
if you believe people can claim heritage to lands their (alleged) ancient ancestors owned, then you're the one facing an uphill battle because everyone would be claiming everyone else's lands.
Originally posted by VoidSpirit the only heritage i will grant anyone is a direct inheritance of their immediate family members.
the modern jews can no more claim heritage to the lands of ancient canaan than the modern day egyptians can claim heritage to the pyramids.
if you believe people can claim heritage to lands their (alleged) ancient ancestors owned, then you're the one facing an uphill battle because everyone would be claiming everyone else's lands.
I think we must let God decide this matter.
HalleluYah !!! Praise the Lord!
Originally posted by VoidSpirit if it ever demonstrates its ability to decide anything, we'll consider if we want to allow it making decisions on such matters.
I think God has already demonstrated His ability to decide many things that you and I have no control over.
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