Category Archives: Conversion

Narrative Clash

Posted on February 2, 2018 by Luke Ford

Goy: I was thinking about conversion to Judaism from a Catholic/Christian perspective & asked my Catholic buddy what the catechism would say about that — he said, basically, it’s impossible after baptism, because baptism can’t be reversed. But then I … Continue reading →

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Forward: Jewish Outreach Group Ramps Up Conversions In Africa, Latin America

Posted on January 12, 2018 by Luke Ford

Why do we need converts to Judaism from shithole countries? They bring their problems with them into Judaism. They bring crime. They bring drugs. They’re rapists. Some, I guess, are good people. From the Forward: The international Jewish outreach group … Continue reading →

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Converting To Judaism aka Monotheism 1.0

Posted on October 31, 2017 by Luke Ford

I view the Alt Right as Judaism for gentiles (a cohesive group strategy). An Alt Right goy says: I heard you saying your dad was an evangelical religious fanatic of sorts. Same here. My dad was the same. And I … Continue reading →

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Is It Way Too Expensive To Become A Jew?

Posted on September 18, 2017 by Luke Ford

Income correlates with IQ. Why would Judaism want people who can’t keep up financially? They will more likely be a drain on communal resources. As a convert to Orthodox Judaism, I’m glad that converting to Judaism is hard. It keeps … Continue reading →

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Most Jews Don’t Have A Rabbi

Posted on August 17, 2017 by Luke Ford

There’s this notion among non-Jews that every Jew has a rabbi directing him. That’s not how it works. Just as most Christians are not mentored by a pastor or priest, most Jews also do their own thing. A Jew or … Continue reading →

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