Faith, Family, and Conversion

This chapter explores the complex dynamics of belief systems and the emotional toll of converting from Judaism to Catholicism, particularly through the lens of a poignant familial narrative set against World War II. It highlights the clashes within families due to religious differences and emphasizes the societal role of religion in fostering community and empathy. The discussion also touches on personal identity, isolation, and the power of understanding in addressing contentious issues like racism and atheism.