I actually avoid all bread for the week altho I don’t worry about corn etc. but I don’t have a seder unless we have a critical mass of family. Usually use the velveteen rabbi haggadah.

Anonymous wrote:Jewish Humanist here…

We have a shortened Seder with the traditional foods but don’t follow the restrictions for the week. It’s cultural more than religious

I like that. It makes sense to me.

This Chat GPT Haggadah is the best thing I've seen all year.

https://www.haggadot.com/haggadah/chat-gpt-haggadah

Jewish Humanist here…

We have a shortened Seder with the traditional foods but don’t follow the restrictions for the week. It’s cultural more than religious

I realize most of my friends were having seders, observing food restrictions, etc., to accommodate elder relatives who have all passed.

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone here who is non observant Jewish just not follow the holiday ? When did you decide not to?

If I don't get invited to a seder I don't do anything for Passover.

Does anyone here who is non observant Jewish just not follow the holiday ? When did you decide not to?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who are non-observant are not writing their own haggadah. That makes no sense.

Actually, my not very observant family is very happy with our own Haggadah. We would probably let an official one gather dust. We gather for a seder but only 1 component of the family follows the food rules for the rest of the time.

Adding it was written to be comfortable for non Jewish family members.

Anonymous wrote:People who are non-observant are not writing their own haggadah. That makes no sense.

Actually, my not very observant family is very happy with our own Haggadah. We would probably let an official one gather dust. We gather for a seder but only 1 component of the family follows the food rules for the rest of the time.

Anonymous wrote:There's a lot of social justice content on Haggadot.com. Probably secular seders too, but I haven't specifically looked.

is secular Seder like Secular Christmas? Asking for a friend……..

There's a lot of social justice content on Haggadot.com. Probably secular seders too, but I haven't specifically looked.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People who are non-observant are not writing their own haggadah. That makes no sense.

Yeah, ones that don't discuss plagues sent by god, smiting of the first born, etc. Instead, they are more about social justice.

I've never heard of that.

Anonymous wrote:People who are non-observant are not writing their own haggadah. That makes no sense.

Yeah, ones that don't discuss plagues sent by god, smiting of the first born, etc. Instead, they are more about social justice.

People who are non-observant are not writing their own haggadah. That makes no sense.

If you are non observant Jewish, when did you decide to stop following customs around Passover? Do you ever go to seders, or do you just give a nod things, or nothing at all? Do you get together with family?

Anyone write their own Haggadah ?