Image via WikipediaI will not talk about Judaism without Jews. The big responsibility of the Jews is to keep the Mitzvot and our tradition; in the aforementioned case, it is not the case. The case is interesting from the historical point of view to observe various mutations and formula, but from the point of view of the Judaism, it's an example of how the tradition is challenged by various more or less friendly and self-branded well-intentioned "interventions". You can't be one foot in Judaism and another one in another religion and still call yourself a Jew.
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