I mean, it was very performative and it felt more like a novelty with how shallow it was. That’s what was weird, there wasn’t respect towards the traditions or an attempt to gain an understanding of the history of the faith or closeness with god.

I suppose looking back all of the traditions we practiced felt performative lol

My family celebrated both Passover and Easter for a few years. We were not Jewish, although we do have some distant Ashkenazi ancestry.

There was a trend for a while for people to “prove” their devoutness as Christians or Catholics by celebrating Jewish traditions because they gave rise to Christianity. It was weird