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Atheists & Agnostics

cilla4progress

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Reply to DavidDvorkin (Original post)

Wed Nov 30, 2022, 01:40 PM

Nov 2022

Born of Jewish parents and grandparents, all 4, I was raised by and in secular humanism.

As such, we celebrated Christmas - no symbols of Hanukah, but no other Christian holidays - or Jewish for that matter!

I can only guess at my parents' reasons.

I found Ari Melber's interview of Jeff Goldblum on this topic interesting yesterday - did you catch it?

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Once a Jew, always a Jew? (An interview) [View all] DavidDvorkin Nov 2022 OP

Bookmarking! cilla4progress Nov 2022 #1

I didn't see the Goldblum interview DavidDvorkin Nov 2022 #3

The host maintains that whether or not you can call yourself an ex-Jew Croney Nov 2022 #2

I felt we were talking past each other DavidDvorkin Nov 2022 #4

Thanks, I thought the same thing Warpy Nov 2022 #6

The OP is one of the guys. Croney Nov 2022 #7

Indeed DavidDvorkin Nov 2022 #8

🙂 Croney Nov 2022 #9

My grandfather used to say that he was 'Pennsylvania Dutch', which apparently was a way of 70sEraVet Nov 2022 #5