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How can somebody be "part" or "half" Jewish?

We're a religion. How do you believe in, and yet not believe in something? Does the categorization truly make sense? For me, it seems like you're one of us or you aren't. Due to multiple movements (like Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox), varied levels of belief and obediance don't need to be measured that way. So, how can you only be a part of a religion?
 Kaagareth posted over a year ago
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awesomeblossom1 said:
When 2 people get married sometimes neither will convert their religions if they're different if they have kids technically the child is half and half until they turn 18 and are ready to make the religion decision
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Kaagareth posted over a year ago
ratava123 said:
In the Jewish religion the mother is the deciding factor of the religion of the children. If the Mom is Jewish then so are the children.
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