What religion are the characters? (Not just the big 4)
Religion
Jerry and george are Jewish Elaine is not religous at all Who knows about kramer Bania was catholic but converted to judaism for the jokes everyone else is a mystery
It was not Bania who converted to Judaism for the jokes. It was Tim Whatley, the dentist.
Don't forget that at one point George converted to Latvian Orthodox for a woman.
Cheers, Chris W
Tim wrote in message ...
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, Tim wrote:
But then again George converted to some Eastern Orthodox whatever
And Elaine will just burn in Hell, especially since she was living with Puddy before marriage...
laura
I think George was sort of a Jewish/Catholic mix.
Imagine the guilt....
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001 21:05:45 GMT, "Tim" wrote:
I think I remember George talking about or referring to Christmas. This may have been before the Festivus episode. Mary Ellen "Trevor Smithson" wrote in message news:[email]...
AJM&MEM wrote:
Even in the Festivus episode (The Strike), Frank says he was buying George a doll for Christmas.
i don't think it was bania that converted to judaism...i think it was the dentist, was his name tim watley??
Don't I remember Elaine blessing herself with the sign of the cross in one episode?
<<Don't I remember Elaine blessing herself with the sign of the cross in one episode?>>
The Betrayal (at the wedding in India).
Wasn't it Tim Whatley that changed religions for the jokes?
--On Wednesday, February 21, 2001 9:05 PM +0000 Tim wrote:
yep
"Nicholas P Colello" escreveu na mensagem news:[email]...
wrote:
No. It was Tim Whatley, the dentist.
This is timmymcg my bad about the tim whatley thats what i wanted to say
Nicholas P Colello wrote in message news:[email]...
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That was Jerry's theory (although Whatley himself denied it)...
Of course, Whatley wasn't the only one to change religions. Remember when
George bailed out of Catholicism and became Latvian Orthodox to impress his
girlfriend of the moment---only to see her move to Latvia?
Jerry and Elaine were pretty casual about religion from start to finish,
of course...and Kramer? God only knows what, if anything, he ever thought about
the subject.Bob Smith, afternoons WXXI-AM 1370, Rochester NY
Talk1370 wrote:
But "It didn't take." :-)
BTW: What makes you think he bailed out of "catholicism? George's religion was never mentioned.
UNless new evidence not already uncovered and scrutinized turns up, I'm still assuming that Frank was Catholic and Estelle was Jewish, which would have made George Jewish.