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Jews generally prefer not to proselytize because they believe that each individual should choose to follow a spiritual path that is meaningful to them. Judaism believes that each person is created in the image of God and should be respected and honored regardless of their spiritual beliefs. Additionally, Jews have historically been the target of proselytizing and have experienced persecution when they refuse to convert to another religion. As such, Jews have generally tried to respect the beliefs of others rather than attempt to convert them.
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