HOW DO THE REAL HEBREW PEOPLE VIEW JESUS CHRIST. DO YOU REALLY BELIEVE THAT A MAN COULD POSSIBLY BE THE SON OF THE MOST HIGH.

My question is whether keeping pets that require live food is considered cruel. Having a dog who eats normal dog food doesn't seem to bother me, although I completely understand where his food comes from. This was previously an issue when I had several piranhas but I insisted on feeding them packaged fish from the grocery store. I have lately considered obtaining a pet reptile or amphibian. These would require live food, as simple as insects to possibly rodents. I absolutely would not obtain them as pets for the amusement of watching them kill live prey. I think they are fascinating and have worked with them before as a volunteer at zoos but never owned such an animal. I have bred tropical fish in the past and animal care and husbandry is a major hobby. So am I just being too sensitive because it is natural for animals to eat live prey, or would it be cruel for me to buy and maintain this kind of pet? Would a pet frog that eats flies be OK but not a snake that eats mice?

A friend of mine passed away. Even though he is Jewish, he has no Hebrew name. We would like to put one on his stone. Any suggestions?

I am going out to lunch/breakfast with my father vext weekend. Do you know of any kosher establishments in or semi-near Tyler, Texas? I've been looking online, but I don't really know where to look. Thank you! -Annie

My wife's sister died aftera breif illness. She was born a Jew and died a Jew, she was separated from her gentile husband at the time of death. Her three childrens religious affiliation is unknown. During her illness there was little if no communication to us the family in Chicago (she lived in Carson City Nevada) When she passed we were informed but no mention of funeral arrangements, because these three MORONS decided to have her cremated, against Jewish law. I have been saying Kaddish from the death, but the 11month Kaddish period end when ? 1 month befor her actual death ? Thank You, Burl Fabian