doubt this is true

It actually wouldn't surprise me b/c she has been known to try other faiths as well. Does anybody remember the Kabballah phase? ---em's

yay, a grown a$$ kid with a binky!

How old is that kid? And he still has a Pacifier?

C'mon guys, every kid is different. Some kids really get attached to their pacifiers, blankys, or bottles. My brother kept his pacifier until he was 3 1/2. I kept my bottle until I was 4 1/2. I drank from a normal cup, but at night I wanted my bottle. My mom filled it with water and I slept with it. I finally wanted a big girl bike and my parents wouldn't let me get one until I gave up the bottle, because big girls don't have bottles. So I gave the bottle to my doggy (don't ask LOL), hopped on my bike, and never looked back. LOL. Kids get attached to these things, it's normal.

I'm Jewish and my boyfriend isn't religious at all, but technically, Christian. He wants to convert, but the process is grueling and takes many years. It's not something where you can dip yourself in water and be blessed by a Rabbi. It's learning Hebrew, a very difficult language, reading from the Torah, which is a strictly- Hebrew scripture with NO vowels, making it VERY hard to read. You have to learn about all the qualms of Judaism and know it front and back.

Of course, if you're a celebrity, I'm sure there is a Rabbi to give you a discounted class. But those people should be ashamed of themselves, and most Rabbis put you through the most grueling process to test your faith. I doubt Britney has time for this, but if she decides to become Jewish, good for her. I find it a really moral way of life, living by standards a little different than other religions. It's very strict so I think it would do some good for her. I just hope she doesn't take it lightly.

It really doesn't matter, it is not like she actually practices Christianity, so her becoming a non-practicing Jew wouldn't change anything.

When you get down to the core of the big 3, they all pretty much say the same thing, and she pretty much doesn't follow any of them.

Britney does not have the focus or time to go through the long and arduous conversion process. There are countless hours of study and preparation. The length and difficulty involved is designed to keep the fly-by-night wannabe Jews from converting arbitrarily.

She probably just thinks the necklace is nice and doesn't even know what it means. I don't think there is any truth to this "insider" report.

Lose the dummy, the kid is too old for it,

So she's going back to the time before the freedom of Christ.. how interesting. She will miss the part that says..

You and I are both sinners. Everyday we continually sin against the law of God. We hate people around us. We covet what others have. We lust and commit adultery in our hearts. Yes, "none is righteous, no not one." (Romans 3:10). How then can we escape the wrath of God against sin? Can we do something to make up for it before God? No, for we continually pile up our sins. We cannot pay for what we have done through any of our good works (Ephesians 2:8). But God has provided the way: Jesus Christ. Christ said, "I am the way, the truth and the life, no one comes to the Father but by Me." (John 14:6). Jesus was a true and righteous man, one who could pay for our sins (Hebrews 2:17). At the same time He was true God, so that He could bear God's wrath against sin for our sakes (Romans 8:3,4). God loves us that much.

I though her children were her religion. I don't believe this however I am puzzled by the necklace. Hope it's not true. You don't change religion for someone else, in this case, her current boy friend, Jason Trawick.

I dont really understand how someone could change their religion at a whim. I feel like you should follow the religion because you believe it not because thats what someone else suggests or believes.

For the posters saying they wouldn't change their religion for love- yippy for you, but you've missed the crux of this entirely. No one said (as lara jane) that Brittany "should" convert- she may want to do this of her own volition. In other words you're right: no one "should have to" change to gain the love of another, but who are you to say that IF one wants to adopt the faith of their true love, that they should NOT??
My wife never felt very connected to her birth-faith and at some point in our 20 year (so far) relationship she voiced her positive feelings about converting to Judaism...not because I said she should ( I didn't even suggest it) but because she felt a spiritual connection...and I guess because she also loves me too. That's OK with y'all, "I ain't changin" types, right?!