Couples come to me all the time. One’s Jewish, one’s not Jewish and the Jewish one expects me to say, “Rah, rah, Judaism, you must convert.” And I never say that. The first thing I say to them is they have to go and meet with the partner’s clergy or teacher of their religion. And the Jewish person looks at me like I’ve really undermined their whole effort to get them to convert. But here is what I believe – you can’t give your children everything. I heard these crazy parents, one father gave his son one thing and the mother gave the daughter another. You can’t give your children that. You have to give them one set of beliefs. It’s the reason you don’t give your children full reign to eat as much dessert as they want whenever they want. You’re there to guide them. They can’t choose. And when I hear parents say all the time, “I’m just going to let them choose themselves when they’re older.” What are they going to choose if you’ve given them nothing? Decide early on – pick one. Guide your child in those values. Teach them those values. And it’s hard, because it means that one of you is not going to get picked. But later in life, you’ve given them something really of meaning and of value and of importance. And then they can choose.