Hello! Nice to meet you. My religious name is Daniel ben Isaac: My family comes from Spanish Jews who stayed there after 1492 c.e., and my chosen faith is Lutheran. I was born in 1972. I have committed myself to human dignity. From now on, the sole basis of my life is the commitment to worldwide human dignity, that is, to treat each individual as an end in her/himself, and not as an object nor as a means to any purpose, no matter how important that purpose may be.
From this it follows that all places, sources of belonging, nationalities, etc., are equal to me. So I am open to live in whatever place I may find a job suitable for me.
Thus, my - self is already fulfilled, and nothing does my life lack: I am already complete!
What else can I tell you about me? I have Asperger, am straight and love the struggle for justice. Please feel free to ask whatever you want to know about this friend of yours.
a) Core-values: Human dignity.
b) Current job: Working in Thesis.
c) Vocation: Rechtslehre.
d) Cultural background: Mixed.
e) Hobbies: Writing (short stories & essays), creating, internet, walking, enjoying nature, admiring photographic books of landscapes & towns, languages, hearing music, Hello Kitty, Strawberryshortcake...
f) Ideology: Individualism, Conservatism, Bible, Erich Fromm, Liberation Theology, Schonfield, Kant.
I do feel very close to my forefathers' legacy. From my father's side, the family comes from French Huguenotes who fled to the United Kingdom around the XVIth Century. This is why my grandfather's second last name was "Berry".
From my mother's side, my family comes from Sephardic Jews.
Anyway, what is really important in life is not where your family comes from, but if the commitment to world wide human dignity happens to be the core of your/my life. There is a lot to do to bring more respect to human dignity throughout the world. We need you!
I would love to contact people who, like me, value persons not by their appearance not by their money, but just for what they are, persons with a heart. Life should deal with caring for others as well as our-selves, improving the world, helping also those in the Third World, even if that help is only a tiny bit. If you are this kind of person, please email me!
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P.S.: My e-mail address is German because I'm almost a Lutheran, and Germany was the craddle of the Reform.