Comments on: Requirements of a Halachik (kosher) conversion to Judaism http://dataofplano.org/2008/12/ask-rabbi-yogi/ Dallas Area Torah Association Sun, 23 Oct 2011 23:44:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Debra http://dataofplano.org/2008/12/ask-rabbi-yogi/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Debra Wed, 03 Dec 2008 16:33:11 +0000 http://dataofplano.org/?p=332#comment-53 Andrea, If you are interested in Judaism, make sure you also look at Bnai Noach, which is bascially "Judaism for gentiles". You shoul consult the same resources you seek to learn about Judaism (ie Jewish Rabbis, to explain this to you) Unlike Christianity, Judaism's goal is not for all people to become Jewish. Rather Jews are supposed to adhere to Jewish laws, and non-Jews are supposed to adhere to the 7 Noachite laws. If you believe in Judaism, and follow the 7 laws that were given to Noah after the flood, Judaism considers you to be a righteous gentile. Be sure to inquire about the 7 Noachite Laws also known as Bnai Noach when you discuss conversion to Judaism. An orthodox Jewish Rabbi can tell you more. FYI, Bnai Noach is not a cult. It is essentially the original religion - the religion of Adam and Eve. Many people who have investigated in converting to Judaism have decided to become Bnai Noach instead once they were informed of this opportunity. Andrea,

If you are interested in Judaism, make sure you also look at Bnai Noach, which is bascially “Judaism for gentiles”. You shoul consult the same resources you seek to learn about Judaism (ie Jewish Rabbis, to explain this to you)

Unlike Christianity, Judaism’s goal is not for all people to become Jewish. Rather Jews are supposed to adhere to Jewish laws, and non-Jews are supposed to adhere to the 7 Noachite laws.

If you believe in Judaism, and follow the 7 laws that were given to Noah after the flood, Judaism considers you to be a righteous gentile.

Be sure to inquire about the 7 Noachite Laws also known as Bnai Noach when you discuss conversion to Judaism. An orthodox Jewish Rabbi can tell you more.

FYI, Bnai Noach is not a cult. It is essentially the original religion – the religion of Adam and Eve. Many people who have investigated in converting to Judaism have decided to become Bnai Noach instead once they were informed of this opportunity.

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