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Dear Robin of Super liberal, assimilated and Left wing Berkeley:

Congratulations on becoming a whole, happy person in the Church. You rejected Judaism because you were totally ignorant about what it actually is and what it’s practice is all about. So you rejected that which you do not know or never understood. This is/was unfortunate.

Sorry you had a negative childhood that was soooooo dark. You equate Judaism with a suffocating darkness. Your family was f__ed up and you were ignored or neglected. You poor little thing.

You think that by changing your original identity and associations by becoming a Christian will help? I hope so but you represent millions of post-WWII, ignorant and assimilated Jews who rejected Torah without having an inkling of what it is or means. You lost a faith you never knew.

This is a loss and a shame but hey, if you’re happy believing in Jesus, well then so be it.

She was probably never exposed to her own religion at home. Her family was probably atheist. It's a great religion, one of the world's great religions but her turn to Christianity may have something to do with her rejection of her family. But Catholicism is one of the world's great religion as well - and if practiced with knowledge and discernment, it can be a great force for good in one’s life.