Samriel
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I find it rather refreshing to see that in the world of ultra-competitiveness someone actually sticks to religious prohibitions. Yes, it might seem "strange" or "outdated" to us, but that's only because we're used to the 24-7 service society, not because taking a break is wrong. I'm not Jewish, nor strictly religious, but they've earned some respect from me there.
In nationalism theory, a nation needs a common language, culture (historical and/or religious background etc.), AND a land area in which it holds sovereignty (= state) to be a nation. Else, it is "just" a ethnic group. Not everybody needs to live in that area though.
They are. A nation is not necessarily a state.
In nationalism theory, a nation needs a common language, culture (historical and/or religious background etc.), AND a land area in which it holds sovereignty (= state) to be a nation. Else, it is "just" a ethnic group. Not everybody needs to live in that area though.