I see Dennis Prager lectured on Leviticus last night. I've often thought it would be great to attend his Torah lessons. Well, maybe someday. In the meantime Torah.org is a great source of information and instruction. (So is this site.)

My interest in Judaism goes back a long way -- junior high school. After I repented of my atheism I considered conversion to Judaism and looked into it. I remain interested in it because I live in country founded upon Judeo-Christian principles.

Also, as someone who has read and enjoyed Edith Schaeffer's Christianity is Jewish (Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, 1975) I have an appreciation for Judaism which is not simply academic. It's very personal.