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A non-Jew can observe the laws of Kosher and pray in a synagogue if that's what he/she wishes.
A non-Jew can do most mitzvahs, but not all of them. Those mitzvahs which are a sign between G-d and the Jews (such as Tefillin, Mezuzah and Shabbat) are not supposed to be observed by a non-Jew.
Additionally, a non-Jew should only study those sections of the Torah which are of universal relevance--i.e. which affect their observance of the Seven Noahide Laws. This includes the study of topics that increase knowledge in areas of morality, theology, and charity.
See also www.asknoah.org
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