If I can try a serious take to the question, Jewish diaspora cultures are pretty much inseparable from Judaism, joined at the hip.
A more interesting question would be: how the surrounding cultures have influenced Jewish diaspora cultures. Eg the Jewish andalusian music and its relationship with Arabic music and flamenco; the connection between Jewish klezmer and Gypsie music in central Europe, etc. Even the rize of Zionism is related to the French revolution, German unification, and the invention of nationalism as a European political philosophy.
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bobsal u1553115
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Wed 6 Jan, 2016 06:10 am
@saab,
All it takes is a ritual bath in what followers (called 'cheese heads):
Religious groups in Szczuropolis
42% Amalgamated Cheesetianity and Cheeselam
19% Polycaseistic
12% Goudaism
11% Quarkers
4% Cheddaroastrian
4% Halloumithraists
4% Stilton bluddhist
3% Quesocoatl faith
1% Lactose Intolerant
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saab
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Wed 6 Jan, 2016 06:47 am
@FBM,
To answer your serious question I think this is correct
As Gud in Scandinavian languages means God you would be a Gudist.
You do not wear a funny hat.
Learn Danish as it is spoken in Jutland and chant and I tell you - nobody will understand you.
When you are a GUDIST
you also have be a NUDIST
but never be a real SADIST
nor ever be a nasty RASIST
you can be a nice ARTIST
or if you like it a STILIST
you´ll never be a GARDIST
but allowed is a JURIST
life is extremely TRIST
when you are a PESSIMIST
so as a Gudist you will become an OPTIMIST
OK, if I were to join this religion, would I be a Gud or a Gudaist???
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