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From: teitz@aecom.UUCP (Eliyahu Teitz)
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Subject: Re: Re: A query to "Dvar Torah"
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Date: Mon, 11-Nov-85 16:53:39 EST
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> DAN LEVY writes:
> 
> > Anyhow, if the worst of Rosenblatt's thunder be true, I don't even under-
> > stand how Judaism can claim that non-Jews can also have a part in the future
> > world; they would clearly not meet up to Matt's standards, certainly not any
> > Christians (who, gasp, believe that the Laws of the Old Testament have been
> > overridden by their "Savior", and don't even care a hoot about the post-
> > Christ "oral law" of the Jews--how's THAT for tampering with the un-
> > tamperable?).
> 
> It's easy!  People who are born Jews have to believe more things, and
> follow more rules, than people who are not.  So a born non-Jew need only
> follow the seven Noahide commandments, and he is OK.  


	Jews and non Jews must believe the same thing. And that is that there
 is only one G-D. Jews must keep more commandments tan non Jews but the basic
 belief is the same.


				Eliyahu Teitz.