04-26-2020, 02:09 PM
I am going to answer anyway, despite the fact you won't see it. Others may.
We are very cautious here. We have people come in all the time under false pretenses when their goal is nothing other than to try to convert us. So when some one comes in asking if we pray to Jesus, it makes us suspicious. And it also indicates someone does not have basic knowledge of Judaism. There is no shame in that, it simply shows that they have a lot more studying to do before they can even consider converting. Also, the statements and questions asked by Jason are all the issues you are going to have to face if and when you decide to convert. A rabbi is going to dig deeply into your motivations, your background, and your knowledge. Converting to Judaism is much more complex than converting to other religions.
So if you change you mind and want to ask questions, you are more than welcome to do so. If not, I wish you well.
We are very cautious here. We have people come in all the time under false pretenses when their goal is nothing other than to try to convert us. So when some one comes in asking if we pray to Jesus, it makes us suspicious. And it also indicates someone does not have basic knowledge of Judaism. There is no shame in that, it simply shows that they have a lot more studying to do before they can even consider converting. Also, the statements and questions asked by Jason are all the issues you are going to have to face if and when you decide to convert. A rabbi is going to dig deeply into your motivations, your background, and your knowledge. Converting to Judaism is much more complex than converting to other religions.
So if you change you mind and want to ask questions, you are more than welcome to do so. If not, I wish you well.