"When people stop believing in God, they dont believe in nothing, they believe in anything". - G.K. Chesterton





     

     

     




Immagine life without electricity. Humans up until your parents grandparents have lived needing only food for sustenance,
fire for cooking and warmth, water, shelter, and the air we breathe to survive. Then, around the end of the 19th century,
we added electricity and now cane live without it and seldom give it a second thought.
But electricity can be turned off.   Here are the many ways, one of which is bound to happen. 

It’s hard to believe that only about 2% of the U.S. population is Jewish, whether religious or secular. The majority of them identify as liberal, progressive, or even communist. In New York State, where Jews make up roughly 9% of the population, they hold 24% of the seats in the State Senate and 23% of the seats in the Assembly. Outside New York, Jewish representation among lawmakers and judges is typically two to three times their share of the population. Their top five career aspirations after medicine and law are politics, acting, journalism, broadcast media (TV and radio), and entertainment and music. This pattern helps explain why the high Jewish visibility in American public life is not primarily a result of religious authority, but rather stems from their strong cultural identity and left-leaning political orientation. As to why this is the , a Jew explains.......