Reply #154

I have no reason to believe that Mr. Gurvitz isn't anything other than a person of exemplary character.

That he chose to characterize his conversion from Judaism to atheism as "seeing the light" on the short bio included on the site where he publishes is, at the very least, possibly relevant to his writings about antisemitism.

It helps give a sense of where he is coming from, just as if the writer had identified themselves as a former Muslim who "saw the light" and converted to Christianity or something else along those lines.