Why Am I a Jew?

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Exploring humanity's role within the ecological system and the cosmos, the author delves into the search for God, suggesting that traditional religious beliefs may misplace the divine. He reconciles his Jewish identity with a rejection of anthropomorphic deities, advocating for an introspective understanding of God found in the small spaces within ourselves. The narrative emphasizes the importance of improving life quality for others, drawing connections to philosophical insights, particularly those of Baruch Spinoza, who anticipated modern perspectives on ontology centuries ago.