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on July 22, 2026, 13:43:45, in reply to "Other than looks...the change in name from a greek mythological one..."
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...to two jewish names after the oldest kid is what tipped me off to potential converts.
Helena? No way were they Jewish when that kid was born.
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Or skateboard or ride bikes on Shabbat. No worries. Actually, I know a lot of religiously observant kids of all ages that bike, hoop etc on Shabbat. As long as it’s not work, most Jews are fine with it on Shabbat. Not all observant Jews rip their toilet paper before Shabbat.
As for the Aryan part, I’ve seen Jews of all kinds.
And reading the Torah would make sense on a Shabbat afternoon.
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i missed the saturday part in your write up. But taking the kids to the park for torah study would be something very observant jews might do. Go to temple in the morning and then walk to the park to study. Sure. But if the kids were playing in the park, not very observant. So the "we don't turn on lights" and such is off.
It's also possible that they are kind of observant but dad let's the kids play. Being Jewish really is a choose your own adventure kind of religion.
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