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From: ayf@erc3ba.UUCP (A.Y.Feldblum)
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Subject: Re: A query to "Dvar Torah"
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Date: Fri, 15-Nov-85 08:36:31 EST
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> > 	Jews and non Jews must believe the same thing. And that is that there
> > 				Eliyahu Teitz.
> s/must/,in my opinion should/
> Of course *you* are entitled to your opinions but please note that blanket
> . . .
> David

O.K., does this make you happier? According to Orthodox Judaism, both
Jews and non Jews are required to believe in the existance of a
monotheistic G-d who created the world and is without substance or form.
The blanket statement that Jews and non Jews must believe the same
things and the only difference is the the level of laws commanded is not
correct. I do not think that non Jews are required to believe that G-d
gave us the Torah at Sinia, for instance.

Avi Feldblum
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