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From Idolatry to Conversion: Judaism and Non-Jews: Conversion: Renouncing Judaism:

Can a Jew renounce Judaism?

Nothing can change a Jew's status - not even conversion to another religion. A Jew remains a Jew no matter what he does to repudiate Judaism. If a gentile becomes a sincere convert to Judaism, he becomes a Jew permanently. If he afterwards rejects Judaism, he's an apostate, but Jewish law still regards him as a Jew.
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