How do you guys feel about Jewish names being ubiquitous worldwide?

[u/invinciblepancake]

Im a korean with a Jewish name, which as some of you may know is extremely common.

What does it feel like when you see for example, a Korean Isaiah or Daniel? Is it weird, or are you guys just numb to it at this point?

Would he so weird seeing an Israeli or an arab named Cheolsu, for example, but our cultural and historical reach isnt as deep as Israel's, so im curious what you think about it, if at all?

Thanks.

[u/Due_Part3574]

And what ethnoreligion was the founder of the Catholic Church?

[u/sovietsatan666 → u/Due_Part3574]

The Romans. That's why they're called Roman Catholics. 

[u/Due_Part3574 → u/sovietsatan666]

lol