I know someone who has a Jewish heritage, but his family converted from Judaism ages ago, before he was even born. But they still gave him a Jewish name, had him circumcised, and they don't eat ham, bacon, pork or shellfish, although they they don't follow a kosher diet in any other way.
I"m not saying there's anything wrong with this, but I was wondering if it is normal to sometimes cling to some Jewish traditions after converting?
I mean, I know some Christians convert to Judaism, but still celebrate Christmas in a modified way, so is it the same deal?
2006-11-01
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