Online and other friends with whom I've had this invariably inconclusive discussion have often defined themselves, following Issac Deutscher, as "non-Jewish Jews". But it should be noted that Deutscher was accurately describing his relationship to that eastern European Yiddish-speaking community - a Jew by nationality - but "non-Jewish" by religion.
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