Jew or jewish?

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Do you guys feel that there is a difference between some one say JEWISH vs. Jew? I personally do.

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It depends on the context. My husband is Jewish by birth so he calls himself "a Jew" and will call others "Jews" when referencing their race. But when speaking about religion he uses the term "Jewish" because, as he says, it's possible to be "a Jew" and not be "Jewish". Like him, lol. He's a Jew by blood but he's an Orthodox Christian. But that's just what he says, I can't speak for anyone else.

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I'm a religious Jew and ya there's the difference where like all Jews are one nation by blood but not all those Jews are Jewish and follow Judaism . On the other hand "jew" can be said in a tone of voice that can be very anti semitic and hurtful like "dirty Jew" so I would be careful.....

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I’m Jewish and it really depends I say I’m a Jew sometimes but sometimes I say I’m jewish. I don’t get offended as long as they don’t say it in a hurtful sentence or voice

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The noun has been used as a slur. So people avoid it.

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I see where you're coming from? I kinda feel like there's a different too. 
But at the same time, we have no problem calling Christian people "a Christian" rather than a Christian person, or an Islamic person "a Muslim" rather than "a Muslim person" (which wouldn't even make sense really) 
It seems weird to single Jews out in the Abrahamic religions.

Jew or jewish?

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