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2158:"I would love to see efforts of a (re?)unification of Middle Eastern Christianity, and the first step I believe is language. Why doesn't Lebanon fund a program to teach Aramaic to Christians, or to be more specific, Maronites?" Unfortunately, it is too late for learning such a language. The problem is that the place of Aramaic was always seen as just a language of the religious books, churches and not useful beyond that. Also, currently, the young generation, and I am part of it, is interested into languages that are more useful within the present day global world, both for business, travel, and immigration. (btw it is within our Lebanese nature since we are all proud descendants of the Phoenicians to look always for business and travel opportunities all over the world). Plus, the area around Lebanon is getting day by day too dangerous and many people think more about the future in diaspora (visas, languages like English, French, Spanish) and less about learning a religious language not really useful beyond religion. (Similar situation within the Jewish diaspora, most of them do not bother knowing Hebrew beyond some words needed for religious rituals like ex. Bar Mitzvah or marriage. English is more dominant within the Jewish diaspora than Hebrew). Also, Lebanon is and always was extremely diverse in terms of religions and even our current linguistic unity through our Lebanese Arabic did not help for peaceful coexistence, therefore, I could not imagine what would happen if the Lebanese government adds linguistic differences on top of the religious differences. I guess it would become the worst place to life in the whole world. 2064:
usually call the Arabic dialect within Lebanon to be Lebanese language, completely different from the other Arabic dialects (ex. usually Falangist fractions). But if we look at the issue from unbiased view point, all present day Lebanese people, including Maronites and all Lebanese Christians (Greek Orthodox and Melkite), Shia Muslims, Sunni Muslims, and Lebanese Druze, are more or less direct descendants of the historical Phoenicians. Plus many of the Syrian people within the Syrian Mediterranean coast and the Palestinians close to the Lebanese border, also possible many of the present day Greek Cypriots, Maltese, Sicilians, Tunisians and Spanish have some blood connection to the Phoenicians. (Many Lebanese, regardless of religion affiliation are mistaken to be Italian, Spanish or Greek)
3209:"The Israeli government does NOT consider them two different groups; "Assyrians" are not recognized in Israel and now are recognized as "Arameans." Sorry but you are incorrect in this regard. The Maronites in Israel (plus possibly others) consider themselves Arameans and requested for years the Israeli government to recognize them as Aramaeans and not Arabs, based on historical grounds going back to Biblical Aram region, which is most of present day Republic of Syria. Let's respect the self identification of these people. (Of course as we discussed similar issue with you before, I and most of the Maronites that I know accept the reality that we Maronites have primarily Phoenician descent mixed with Aramean and Ghassanid Arab blood lineage.) 2101:
connected to those old Christian traditions from 2000+ years and still retained in practice by them. (By the way our Maronite Church is initially (historically) an offshoot of the Greek Orthodox Church of Antioch and we see ourselves to follow those old Christian traditions coming via the oldest Greek Orthodox Church. Yes, then we became connected over the centuries through the Crusaders with the Catholics and today we see ourselves to be Catholics but with many intertwined old Greek Orthodox Christian traditions.) Correct me if I am wrong, but I think that the Assyrians from the Church of the East have also a lot of pre-Christian traditions coming from the old Assyrian and Zoroastrian religions.
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difficulties to learn proper Italian or even Spanish because of the similarities). Let's look differently even today languages like Arabic (most of the Middle Eastern Christians live within the Arab world: Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Iraq, Jordan, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Sudan), possible the use of French and English create unity at the present time. And within the Middle Eastern Christian diaspora the situation is the same the three languages (Arabic, French, English) play a major role for unity.
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names. The "Arameans in Israel" page was made relatively recently, when the Israeli government decided to recognize "Arameans" as an ethnic group. "Assyrians" are not recognized as an ethnic group in Israel, but the "Assyrians in Israel" page referred to the "Assyrian," "Chaldean," and "Aramean" peoples. The Israeli government does NOT consider them two different groups; "Assyrians" are not recognized in Israel and now are recognized as "Arameans."
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You said: "I think Middle Eastern Christians should unite -- and the first step to unity is learning Aramaic, I believe." Possibly, but Aramaic is very close to Arabic (both Semitic languages) and will be very difficult to learn very similar languages. (ex. I speak French, as every Lebanese, but have
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The best that can be said for this misguided effort is that it confuses multiple time periods. I might read as "Writers who wrote in the Syriac language who were from areas that are now in Turkey". Quite a lengthy title. And probably too obscure. Stop the current activities until agreement is reached
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Well, for one the Assyrian people, who speak Syriac (Aramaic), heavily -- and I mean heavily -- Biblical figures' names. Also, the Syriac (Aramaic) names were widely used in early Christian communities of the Middle East. The Assyrian people continue to use them. I didn't add them for a bad reason; I
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traced their lineage to the Banu Makhzum of the ancient Quraysh tribe from Mecca.) And as a result the Arabic language was easily adopted as a first language, the Syriac was left only for religious purposes. (I am not very knowledgeable about the Assyrians. Correct me if I am wrong, but I think that
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gotta read the ethnogenises section and if you want proof that they are in fact connected to the old inhabitants of syria then you gotta read the genetic section, as i said all other articles have a huge section on genetics and the syrian one is no different, every thing is supported by refrences --
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as i told you, genetics are mentioned in like tow sentences outside the genetic section, and they are needed, their is no mass edits in the article, its one of the smallest articles about modern peoples, all the new edits are justified, if you want to know how did the syrian people emerged then you
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But at the same time it is normal that many of the Maronites "identify as Arabs, then as Lebanese." As I mentioned in my previous post, most of the Lebanese Christians (including the Maronites) are a mixture of Phoenicians + Arameans + Ghassanid Arab Christian tribes. (Possibly, the Greek Orthodox
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families from northern Iraq were, in fact, originally Jewish, and were forced to convert to Christianity a few hundred years ago." It says "An ancient popular tradition states that among the Assyrians of northern Iraq there were many families of Jewish origin and these were forcibly converted to
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You asked me: "Would you know what percent of Maronites identify as Phoenician? I go to a Maronite church and almost all identify as Arabs, then as Lebanese." Well, it is difficult to say but usually the Maronites that have more Right-wing political views will identify as Phoenician Lebanese and
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I am sorry, but you are incorrect. The "Assyrians in Israel" page was a page that was made BEFORE the "Arameans in Israel" page. The "Assyrians in Israel" page was a page that covered "Arameans," "Chaldeans," and "Assyrians" in Israel, just like the current "Assyrian people" page covers all the
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If you were an Arab (let's say Saudi Arabia, for argument's sake) living in England, of course you would not be of British descent. However, if you took British citizenship, your children could be said to be British people of Saudi descent. Therefore, Kennedy Bakircioglu is a Swedish person of
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If you mean Palestinian Catholic Christians or Palestinian Protestant Christians, you are correct since they added many Western European new Christians traditions and possible removed some old Christian traditions. But the practice of the Palestinian Orthodox Christians are for sure directly
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We're not talking about ethnicity, we're talking about nationality. Unless I'm very much mistaken, Kennedy's parents were born as citizens of Turkey, yes? Hence, Kennedy is of Turkish descent by nationality. He can also be of Assyrian descent by ethnicity, no one is disputing that, but he is
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Okay, sorry. Kennedy is an ethnic Assyrian. Just became he was born in Turkey does not make him ethnically Turkish, aka of "Turkish descent." He has never stated that he is of Turkish descent; in fact, he has stated that he is Assyrian -- nothing else, as are most Assyrians.
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Yes, actually, it does -- descent indicates that you are of an ethnic group. I do not say I am of British descent if I am an Arab living in England, for instance. So please, can we change this back to the right and get rid of the "of Turkish descent."
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I only use "Syriac" myself, because "Assyrian" is ambiguous, and most people would think it means the people of ancient Assyria. But that's an argument for moving the main article, and edit wars on peripheral articles aren't going to help. —
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On the page Assyrian people you are right, but you can not deny that there are Aramean singers on that page. you could remove the Aramean singers or keep it Aramean/Assyrian singers think before you say something,And I know you are "Assyrian"
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and Melkites are a mixture of Phoenicians + Arameans + Ghassanid Arab Christian tribes + possibly Greek blood.) Also, many prominent Maronites are Arab Muslim converts to Maronite Christianity over the centuries. (ex. The prominent Maronite
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It is your way of seeing it. Many Maronites identify as Arameans within Israel based on the long history of Biblical area of Aram, for example. According to the Israeli government, they are two different groups. See
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Hello, this member 81.111.12.105 has change every Assyrian article on Knowledge not only "Assyrian people" he is an aramaen and want to seperate assyrians from syriacs, he needs to be blocked, its clear vandalism
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OK. I got it. Do not worry about it. But you have to acknowledge that many of the Christians (excluding Greek Orthodox and Melkite) within Syria (excluding the North-East Syria-Hasake area) are a mix of
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the page currently is under debate and genes are the strongest arguments, once this debate is over the genetic information's will be removed from the ethnogenises section and will only be in the genetic
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You said: "Also, although Palestinian Christians were the first Christians - I don't know why, but I do not think they continue to practice those old Christian traditions."
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I am sorry, Doug, if I misrepresented it. I did not mean to. What exactly is the difference between mine and JVL? Is it because I did not say "ancient popular tradition?"
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the Assyrians, in contrast to the Maronites, have no Arab blood at all and as a result managed to keep and preserve the Syriac (Aramaic) language over the centuries.)
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Ok: 1. I never said they were Turkish. I made a category for Assyrian/Syriac ethnicity writers that were born in/lived in the area corresponding to modern-day Turkey.
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I have a question as I think you're better informed about Assyrian history than me; could you add the article link of the Assyrian-participate battles in and around
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the ethnicity of syrians is debated, and the only way to stand in the face of people who claim that 90% of syrians are arabs is using genetic studies, please read
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Exactly - and it should have been attributed as I've done. There has been concern expressed about JVL as a source for some time which you can see if you search
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Please refrain from editing articles for the sole purpose of replacing Syriac with Assyrian. Both names are interchangeable and correct, so learn to accept the
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If those people are misinformed, by clicking the link to Assyrians they will correct their ignorance -- after all, isn't that what wikipedia is about?
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This is twaddle. None of the Syriac patriarchs that you've meddled with were either Assyrian or Turkish. Please desist from this ridiculous behaviour.
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Instead of continually reverting me, please contribute to the discussion I have just started on the article's talk page. Thanks. Oh, and per
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anyway I think, but so long as it's only being used to suggest a tradition I'll leave it alone now that I've rewritten your edit.
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I wanted to put a more clarified definition. "Chaldean" is included under the Assyrian page.
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Look at @Penguins53 contribution log, that is all he has been doing for the last 6 years.
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