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by AngieNoel in Jewish Life on Dec 22, 2011 | 
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AngieNoel says,
I am the only Jewish person in my family. I made the decision to become Jewish about three years ago. My family is Protestant Fundamenmental. I believe they all love me, but they certainly do not accept my choice as the best way to live. Actually, they are more worried about what will happen to my soul when I die. I am more concerned about about how I live each day. I love living Jewishly.