Is it normal for Gentiles to have names of Hebrew origin? Gabriel Michael Madalena Ana Paula etc

[StyleCoin]

Is it normal for Gentiles to have names of Hebrew origin? Gabriel Michael Madalena Ana Paula etc.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

Yes it is. Many names they use were stolen from older gentile societies before them. Michael is a very popular gentile name. Even the name Angel was stolen from Angelos which was a Roman gentile name. It sounds bad, but that's just because they stole it.

 

[Legendary Creature]

I would say so, given the amount of joo worship going around. It’s not like an infant can protest the name their parents give them.

 

[Shael]

Is it normal for Gentiles to have names of Hebrew origin? Gabriel Michael Madalena Ana Paula etc.

Yes, this is extemely widespread and was promoted by Jews. Back when I was in school, roughly 70% of all people there had names like these, even though almost every student was a gentile. The only names that are "jew-exclusive" are surnames like Levi, Roth, Cohen, and so on.

 

[Malkom2]

Most people have "hebrew" first names, me included. Pretty much any name in the bible, the jew can give reasoning as to why it's a "hebrew" name. It's the last names you have to be careful about. The steins, bergs, etc.

 

[Weasel]

Well yes if christianity is the dominant cult, like in my country.

 

[FancyMancy]

I thought someone would have said that the jew stole Gentile names and either kept them or changed them a bit to suit itself. I can remember reading that someone said in another post that after this happened in history, the Gentiles of the time, and after, abandoned such names. I think that was more the surnames, though.

Names like Laura and Paula always remind me of Eastern/Asian foreigners who I have interacted with in the past. While we pronounce e.g. Laura like "lorra" or "lawra", they pronounced it more like we do with AUM - L-aa-uu-ra. I find that interesting.

 

[Aquarius]

I thought someone would have said that the jew stole Gentile names and either kept them or changed them a bit to suit itself. I can remember reading that someone said in another post that after this happened in history, the Gentiles of the time, and after, abandoned such names. I think that was more the surnames, though.

Names like Laura and Paula always remind me of Eastern/Asian foreigners who I have interacted with in the past. While we pronounce e.g. Laura like "lorra" or "lawra", they pronounced it more like we do with AUM - L-aa-uu-ra. I find that interesting.

That’s how you pronounce names in italian too. We’re neither eastern not asians though.

 

[StyleCoin]

Phew, I thank everyone who answered me:

Shael, Weassel, Fancy Mancy, Malkom, Legendary Creature, Ol Argedco Luciftias.

 

[Shadowcat]

yeah its pretty common in xtian households especially...my brother and i as well. i also knew a gentile named sarah....again from a xtian home