As a Jew,can I become Christian without beign baptized?

Question

Hi,
I would like to convert to Christianity from Judaism.
I feel, there is more freedom in Christianity than any other religion, to be satisfied with life.

Answer 1

Well, you are right, if freedom to you means doing anything you like without being responsible for the consequences, then practicing Christianity seems like a good bet.

However, there is certain realities you need to keep in mind. 1/ You are a Jew. Judaism does not recognize conversion out of Judaism, once a Jew always a Jew. So whether you practice Judaism or not, you will still be held responsible for your actions under Jewish Law by G-d. 2/ You are a Jew. Christianity will always consider you a turn-coat Jew and not trust you. No matter what you do, you will remain a Jew in their minds. Just look at what Germany did. 3/ You are a Jew. You have a neshumah, a Jewish soul. It will never let you rest until you go home. If you need help, just call through Yahoo Answers or contact us [within the limits of the Community Guidelines] and we will there to help you.

Answer 2

You really shouldn't convert to a religion based on what it permits or prohibits you to do. Every religion has variations--some denominations are strick and by-the-books, while others are liberal and almost free-thinking.

I understand the importance of having a religious label, but first, you must identify your true beliefs and values (regardless of what religion permits them) and then focus on finding a specific faith.

So, before you convert, ask yourself this question: for me, will Christianity be a label or a lifestyle?

Answer 3

It depends what part of Christianity you want to become part of.

Answer 4

yes, obviously from your name you're very sincere about this.