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His beliefs are very strong and I'm finding out why. He's very prominent in the Jewish community and I don't want to cause him any troubles. He's such a wonderful man and we care about each other deeply so I want to make this easy for him, not hard.

Each day he e-mails me something that he feels I would find interesting. I'm not writing this so you can tell me I should move on and forget about him because that just isn't possible.

• You don't have to be Jewish to find favor in G-d's eyes • G-d gave only seven basic commandments to gentiles • Yiddish words for gentiles are goy, shiksa and shkutz • Judaism does not approve of interfaith marriage, but it is very common • Jews do not proselytize, but it is possible to convert to Judaism Judaism maintains that the righteous of all nations have a place in the world to come.

At first we just realized we had a lot in common and his being Jewish wasn't an issue. Ours was a fervent love match, made more fervent by the fact that we had to wait in secret for two years until Ben earned enough at his profession to support a family. Here we are then, Ben and I, a Jew and a German-American, married for four years, supremely happy, with a three-year-old son who has his father's quick brown eyes and my yellow hair. I am an American-born girl, and the first to defend my Americanism in an argument; yet so strong are family ties, and the memory of a happy thirteen-month sojourn in the a few years ago, that I frequently find myself trying to see things from the Nazis' point of view and to had excuses for the things they do—to the dismay of our liberal-minded friends and the hurt confusion of my husband.He had known other girls and, as I was twenty-five before we married, I had had my share of other men's attention.