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Intermarriage is the reason that a significant number of Jews are disappearing. What can or should be said to someone who is contemplating marrying out of the Jewish faith?

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That sounds very broad. Wouldn't it depend a great deal on the particular people involved? – Isaac Moses♦ Feb 21 at 3:01
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Indeed, this is a topic that Rabbi's have built their careers around. From the FAQ: "Your questions should be reasonably scoped. If you can imagine an entire book that answers your question, you’re asking too much." – HodofHod♦ Feb 21 at 3:35
Here is a good answer youtube.com/watch?v=_nY1xOKpcmw – simchastorah Feb 21 at 5:26
Well I am looking for a few quick pointers when you meet or know a fellow who is contemplating intermarriage. – Gershon Gold Feb 21 at 17:36
@GershonGold Speak frankly with them, and from the heart. Anything else won't be effective since they are being motivated by the heart in the first place. – avi Feb 21 at 18:16
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