>>534844
Not really. Jews only see those who were born to Jewish parents are real Jews. And see everyone who was born to Jewish parents as irrevocably Jews.
That's the thing I dislike the most about Judaism, the idea that you're born Jewish, instead of taught to be Jewish. In Catholicism babies are born without religion and are then baptized to wash away the sins of their ancestors. As they grow older they are taught the various aspects of the Catholic faith, and this is the responsibility of the parents, godparents, teachers, and the community as a whole. At a certain age they become confirmed as Catholics when they are old enough to make the decision about what they believe. Those who don't believe as teenagers but later come to believe are welcomed back through things like the Returning Catholic Program, while those who did not recieve a Catholic education as children enter the New Catholic Program.
My Church has 2 Phillipino, 1 Anglo-Irish, 1 Indonesian Priest. The congregation consists of every race and every walk of life. It makes every effort to be inclusive of those people who have been marginalized. The poor, the mentally ill, LGBTQIA+, the addicted, all of it.
It is a loving, caring and inclusive place and it puts effort into that. Not as a trade or compromise, but because it's right and just.