There was a case recently, in England, which was reported as allowing
a Jewish ten-year-old girl to convert to Christianity. That was not the
actual decision, though. What the case still revealed, however, were
not adversities for us from the outside world but, rather, problems and
weaknesses in our modern understandings of Jewishness.
In a series of articles in the Jewish Tribune, I further investigate this. For the third in the series, please see
http://www.jewishtribune.ca/commentary/2012/10/23/a-child-and-decision-to-convert-3
Rabbi Ben Hecht
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