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This thread has clearly awakened my interest in learning about my Jewish heritage. There is a lot to read and I have not read through it all yet, but I will. My question is more on a personal level, I think. I was raised in a non-practicing Jewish home, I never went to Hebrew school and I know very little about the Jewish religion. I married a non-practicing Catholic, converted and had my children baptized. Looking back, I realize that was not the path I should have taken. I am feeling a pull back to my family and my Jewish heritage but I still know nothing. I'd like to learn and be able to teach my children. Where do I start? Is there a book you can recommend? Would I still be accepted into the Jewish faith now that I am legally separated from my husband, would I have to convert back?
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