Why should I convert to Judaism?

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wait? how's judaism a good deal in this scenario? If you're a christian, and judaism would have been the correct answer, there's no eternal punishment.
if you're a jew, and christianity would have been the right answer, you'll burn in hell.
it's always advisable to choose the religion with the most horrible possible afterlife for non-believers, that way, you're definitely choosing either the best or at least the second-to-worst possible outcome, but never the number one worst outcome.

so to answer the original question: you shouldn't!
you should, however, among the religions mentioned above, also consider Mayan Mythology. Xibalba sounds like a bad place.


actually, come to think of it: you should create your own religion and imagine the most horrible hell ever imagined (good luck with that)- just to make sure your risk assessment strategy is definitely betting on the right horse, or at the least, only the second-to worst.

I hope that you've already realised this, but to suggest that X is a part of a three-part entity implies that there are three parts to said entity, and X is one of them.

The Levant along with the rest of the Middle East was a place of great diversity during composition of the Qur'an, so it's perfectly plausible to suggest that such beliefs were held.

Quite. There are definite common genetic roots between Jews, Arabs, Hebrews, Mandaeans, Syriacs-Arameans, Samaritans and Assyrians. Obviously these links have diverged over time. There are also clear common roots culturally also and in reality Semites are more than just the Jewish people although more modern conventions means it is now considered differently by most. Semitic is actually a term that groups people whose native tongue is from that language family.

It's such a shame that we, and I mean man in general, always focus on our differences when we always have so much more in common.

Thats what I said. They fired, or forgot, some one third of the actual Trinity in order to put a wrong entity into it. Thats a rather glaring error. Like saying that the Marx Brothers were "Harpo, Chico, and Karl"!

There is no one 'Christianity', and in different sects occur different views on the Trinity. One part of the three being female, for example, is one of those views.