#judaism polls

[jewpolls]

kosher keepers: is it okay to mix dairy and poultry, or dairy and fish, because they're not from the same kind of animal? I see this debated a lot and it's interesting to me. yes, no, is it more complicated than that?

[i-can-kazoo]

Non-jews of tumblr:

If possible, please write your answers in the tags!

[awakefor48hours]

I saw a post about this so now I'm curious

New poll with more options if you want there

please consider reblogging for a larger sample size unless you're planning to say something that's anti-theistic

[batboyblog]

I hope people reblog to give us a wide sample size, also I hope people put in the tags explaining in greater detail, or mention any category I might not have thought of

[incognitopolls]

We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.

[chanaleah]

Question (sorry if you were confused): is your Hebrew name (or regular name if it’s already a Hebrew name) of ____ origin

Goyim please don’t answer this

Put in tags if you live in the diaspora or Israel!

Reblog for sample size 💜

[jewishpositivity18]

Suuuuper loaded question but humor me!

Feel free to explain your answer via reblog/tag if you feel comfortable doing so

All answers are perfectly valid and they don't make you any less Jewish!

[jewpolls]

How long do you wait after eating meat before eating dairy?

- 1 hour

- 3 hours

- 6 hours

- i don't wait

- other

[kosherkept]

redoing an old poll:

GENTILES DO NOT VOTE! this poll isn't for you, just come back in a week if you're that interested. people who are in the process of conversion are welcome to vote too. but if you are not at all jewish just find some other poll to satisfy your urge to press buttons.

kosher in this instance means if you try at all to keep kosher. if you cannot or do not fully keep kosher and occasionally break it, or otherwise forgo certain rules entirely, that still counts here. "not keeping kosher" here means that you do not care about following kashrut whatsoever and eat/cook whatever you please with no concern for religious dietary restriction, e.g., such as the diet of an atheist gentile. (there is no shaming here of any sort of choices that somebody might make for themselves. i just figured ones own dietary choices may effect their opinion.)

making jewish foods "non-kosher" can mean something like a bacon egg and cheese bagel, which is a breakfast staple in the US, or it could mean something more niche, like bacon-wrapped matzoh balls. if you think one is okay and the other is not, please share your thoughts in the tags or comments, nuance is encouraged. i did this poll sometime maybe one or two years ago, and people shared that they thought some examples of "unkoshered" jewish food is alright, but others are inexcusable, thus the "it depends" poll choice

[the-catboy-minyan]

can i use the phrase Am Yisrael Chai if i'm a goy?

idfk, how are you planning to use it?

personally i feel like the phrase is more of a "we're (am yisrael) alive" than a "they're (am yisrael) alive", so I don't really see in what context you can use it, but I also don't think it's *bad* for a goy to use it?

no results button, goyim dni with the poll obviously

[batboyblog]

It's a week till Purim so I want to know:

as always reblog widely so we can see how Purim aware Tumblr is.

[incognitopolls]

We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.

[chanaleah]

Note: If you were born in Israel but grew up in the diaspora (or vice versa) choose were you grew up.

Goyim please don't respond! Reblog for sample size