“While his mother was Jewish and he was raised in a Jewish household, attending Hebrew school as a child, he has never publicly identified as Jewish. His wife, Judith Kent, is Jewish, and her family had hoped he would convert to Judaism before their marriage in 1983, but he refused. As a compromise, the couple allowed Kent's family's rabbi to officiate their wedding, with the ceremony being brief and featuring self-written vows.” That’s enough for me.