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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've noticed that Judaism is the only Abrahamic faith that doesn't proselytize. I think that's cool. Why is it that Judaism doesn't proselytize though?[/quote] Traditionally, there is no reason to try to convert others. Jews believe there are certain rules and laws they need to follow to be good Jews. They believe there are certain moral imperatives you need to follow to be a good person. But, there's no spiritual or practical advantage to following Jewish practice if you aren't Jewish.[/quote] Unless you marry someone jewish, then you have to convert The grandparents want jewish grandchildren, and unless you convert they will not be[/quote] This is not true in Reform Judaism. If one parent is Jewish, and the children are raised Jewish, they are considered Jewish. [/quote] Correct. I'm a non-Jewish mother to two Jewish children this way.[/quote]
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