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- Just as many non-Jews adopt Judaism, many Jews have changed religion, and many will continue to do so. Once a Jewish person has left Judaism, he or she is no longer bound by the rules of Judaism.
Judaism is more than a religion. It is a culture, a civilization, and somewhat a group sharing a common ancestry/history (ignoring converts who are not really Jews). Many Jews believe that even if a Jew leaves Judaism, he/she is still an ethnic Jew.
What else can I help you with?
What are people who change religions called?
A convert or a proselyte.
Why did people find it difficult to change religions in the middle ages?
For many people, there was no alternative but the Church in which they were raised.
How did the invention of the Internet change peoples daily lives?
It allowed people to received new media
IS RIDDLE a Jewish last name?
Could be. People change their last names, you know. A Jewish person could have anything for a surname.
How does basketball change as it goes form 1 country to another?
Well, when people from other religions pass it down, some people just change the rules in basketball.
How did cell phones change communication in the early 1990's?
Cell phones allowed people to be in constant contact.
Why did Jewish people change in 1940?
In many countries there was no significant change for Jews in 1940. In Poland however there was change: In the German occupied sectors Jews would be placed in ghettos and in the Soviet occupied sector the warm reception that Jews recieved would chill.
How did the Holocaust change Europe?
Well, you see, there was a significant lack of Jewish people when the war was through.
How did humanism change the way people thought about their religions?
Humanism really promoted education and the free exchange of ideas
How did western culture change indigenous religion?
Many have taken elements of newer religions of the people who have immigrated to their land.
What is the future of Judaism Christianity and Islam?
No one has special insight into how the future will change people and the religions than they follow.
How did cellphones change communications in the early 1990s?
they allowed people to be in constant contact
