Re: Did Jesus die on the Cross?

Day Brown wrote:
> Curmudgeon wrote:
>> I don't understand.  You don't care if Jesus was a Semite or not.  You 
>> state that Jews are not Semites.  Then why are you spending all this 
>> time in a alt.humor.jewish site?
>>
>> "Day Brown" <daybrown@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
>> news:yslQg.43$Tl4.153751@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>>> Curmudgeon wrote:
>>>
>>>> Was Jesus a Semite?
>>>
>>> Presumably. But do I have to care?
>>> I am Native European, and like Native Americans, looking into my own 
>>> ancient spiritual roots. Which were not Semetic. 
>>
>>
>>
> I did not say that Jews were not Semites. Altho, AFAIK, the Ashkenazi 
> were descended from a group of Central Asian Aryans whose king converted

> to Judaism, IIRC, in the 6th century.
> 
> The DNA clouds the issue as well; both the Aryans and the Semites have 
> about 60 Y chromosome lines, some of which are found in both groups. 
> What differentiates the Native European is not the male line, but the 
> mtDNA. Sykes, "The Seven Daughters of Eve" re****ts that there are only 7

> mtDNA lines indigenous to Europe that lived there from 50,000 to 10kya.
> 
> I noted what he did not, that 50kya, the only females in Europe were 
> Neanderthal. The main diff between the Aryans and Semites is the DNA 
> from the Neanderthals.

There is no compelling evidence that the Khayzars of the region between 
the Black and Caspian Seas were ever largely Jewish in religion. 
Although there is evidence that the group accepted Judaism so as not to 
be allied mostly with the Christian north of Islamic south that other 
than their nobility was so affiliated. They were largely eventually 
attacked and destroyed by the Christians to their north. Almost no 
evidence that they became the Ashkenzic Jews of eastern Europe. The fact 
that the Ashkenazic Jews spoke Yiddish (a high german dialect) argues 
against this idea.
FK