While Judaism is generally not a proselytizing religion like Christianity and Islam, and most people become Jewish by virtue of their birth, rather than by conversion, many have converted to the Jewish faith since ancient times, and many today still find Judaism to be very appealing. If you are considering converting to the Jewish faith, check out the Conversion to Judaism Resource Center, where you will find lots of useful information for those considering becoming a Jew by choice.

Converting to Judaism is a big decision. The choice to convert to the Jewish faith is one that must be carefully considered as it requires signficant study and dedication to achieve the objective of conversion. Depending on whether you choose a religous conversion, which is onerous by nature, or choose to follow in the path of Humanism, which is the logical choice for most non-Jews considering Judaism for the purpose of uniting with their partner in a common faith, the decision will take some time and much consideration.