Religious Identity: RSF has not been baptized, which suggests he has not formally converted to Christianity or any other religion requiring baptism. His parents’ donations to Temple B’nai Or in New Jersey, a Reform Jewish synagogue, indicate a connection to Judaism, at least culturally or through family involvement. However, RSF’s claim that he is not Jewish and his refusal to say “Christ is King” suggest he does not actively practice Judaism or identify with it religiously, nor does he align with Christianity.

Ethnic/Cultural Identity: If at least half, and possibly up to 75% or all, of RSF’s grandparents are biologically Jewish, he likely has Jewish ancestry. In Jewish tradition, matrilineal descent (having a Jewish mother) is often considered definitive for being Jewish by birth in many Jewish communities, particularly in Orthodox and Conservative Judaism. Reform Judaism may also recognize patrilineal descent in some cases. Without specific information about RSF’s mother or father’s Jewish status, it’s unclear if he would be considered Jewish by traditional halachic (Jewish legal) standards. However, his grandparents’ Jewish background suggests a strong ethnic or cultural Jewish heritage, even if he personally rejects this identity.

Personal Identity: RSF’s claim that he is not Jewish indicates he does not identify with Judaism or Jewish culture, regardless of his family background. His refusal to say “Christ is King” could reflect a rejection of Christian beliefs, a discomfort with religious declarations in general, or simply a personal stance unrelated to faith. It does not necessarily negate a Jewish ethnic background but reinforces that he does not see himself as religiously Jewish.

Conclusion: RSF is likely of Jewish descent ethnically, given his grandparents’ Jewish background and his parents’ support for a synagogue. However, he does not appear to identify as Jewish religiously or culturally, as evidenced by his explicit rejection of a Jewish identity. Whether he is considered Jewish by others may depend on the perspective (e.g., Jewish law vs. personal choice).

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5764112&forum_id=2Vannesa#49197270)

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(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5764112&forum_id=2Vannesa#49197282)

his obese wife and him want to "meet up" with you

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5764112&forum_id=2Vannesa#49197760)