Hello Rabbi. Firstly, I want to thank you for your amazing work. It is greatly appreciated. I'm a Noahide who have recently tried to tell my family about the Noahide laws and how Judaism is true. Without success unfortunately. I have told them that I'll be happy to use hours to find all the evidence that G-d is real, Judaism is true and that there are true and false religions. My problem is their mentality. They don't want to hear the evidence. My sister claims that she believes in G-d, but in her own way and my father is atheist/agnostic (I'm not entirely sure.) If they had the right mentality and wanted to hear the truth no matter what it is, I'd easily be able to convince them. They both claim that everybody has their own opinion, and that no religion is better than others. That's the problem. My father is concerned that I'm becoming radicalized, especially after I expressed that I want to convert to Judaism. He told me that he'd be sad if I converted to Judaism, wich really saddens me. He thinks that religion is unnecessary in the modern world, and it will cause me to look down on others and see them as being less than me. How can I change their mentality? Putting on Torah and Science for example will not help anything, because they're not willing to listen. I don't know what to do. I really want to help them, but without the risk of ruining my relationship with my father. I'm still a young boy. Do you have any suggestions on what to do?

Asked on April 12, 2021