One's religion is Reform Judaism, the other doesn't have any specific religion, but sometimes goes to Temple with his roomate.
Is this allowed in real life? The character in question later thinks about converting to Reform Judaism.
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Non-Jews at Temples
One's religion is Reform Judaism, the other doesn't have any specific religion, but sometimes goes to Temple with his roomate.
Is this allowed in real life? The character in question later thinks about converting to Reform Judaism.
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