If you were raised Jewish, do you think you would recognize Yom Kippur?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

And if you actually were, just vote if you do or not.

I vote no because:
1-I dislike legalistic religious practices and
2-If I was raised non-Christian I would've converted.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Obviously I do.

Then shouldn't you not be on the internet now?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Obviously I do.

Then shouldn't you not be on the internet now?

Only the Orthodox observe an internet blackout.

Then we should unban NY Jew today just for the lulz.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

If you were Jewish, attending Yom Kippur services is the one thing you do not skip out on.  Period.  The point I stopped going to Yom Kippur is about the point that I realized I wasn't really Jewish anymore at all.

Well as said, I'd almost certainly have converted to Christianity anyway so that would apply.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

If you were Jewish, attending Yom Kippur services is the one thing you do not skip out on.  Period.  The point I stopped going to Yom Kippur is about the point that I realized I wasn't really Jewish anymore at all.

Well as said, I'd almost certainly have converted to Christianity anyway so that would apply.

You would still be Jewish though. Anyone whose mother is a Jew is a Jew, belief has nothing to do with it.

I really dislike "ethnoreligion" and basically refuse to recognize it. Also based on this logic what happens if a girl raised Jewish converts and then gets married and has her own kids that she raises Christian. Are those kids also Jewish even though no one in the family would identify as a Jew?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Yeah I get that such a person would remain still Ashkenazi or Sephardic ethnically, but to still insist on them being still a Jew is kind of absurd. In the example above the children of the hypothetical convert wouldn't know much about Judaism even, and if any are male they might not even be circumcised. They are certainly half-Ashkenazi (most likely if it's in the US as we are assuming) ethnically, but by no useful standard are they "Jews".

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I was reminded if this recently.

And no, it sounds miserable just like Ramadan. Hence why I say a hypothetical Muslim or Jewish BRTD would've converted to emergent Christianity.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

That's simply not true. Basic personality traits would remain intact.