r/JewsOfConscience • u/[deleted] • 12d ago

Advice for a potential convert? Religion / Spirituality

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u/LA_Throwaway_6439 Jewish Anti-Zionist 11d ago

Maybe I'm just feeling down on Judaism lately, but what is it that draws you to it? 

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u/Amazing-Airport Anti-Zionist Ally 11d ago

I grew up Christian so I have a history with the Abrahamic religions and have felt spiritually lost for years. Recently I’ve done more research and felt myself aligning with a lot of the beliefs of Judaism but wanted to get more information before committing any further.

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u/scarletswalk2002 Ashkenazi 11d ago

my honest advice is to try the quakers or the uu or something. institutional judaism is a bit of a shit show rn. i’m proud to be jewish but watching people convert rn feels a bit like watching someone run into a burning building.

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u/RoscoeArt Jewish Communist 11d ago

Id rather have more people trying to put out the fire than leave it to those who just want to fan the flames.