Great job Leolaia! I pity the Elder who knocks at your door.
what did the jews believe about life after death?
by varian 13 Replies latest jw friends
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Robdar
Wow, Leolaia! Well done and fascinating.
Varian, I am a Reform Jew. We have no set beliefs about an afterlife and can believe what we wish about the matter. We believe if we take care of this life, the one to (possibly) come will take care of itself.
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Robdar
BTW, Varian:
Judaism is a religion of Life not Death. We do not worry about the world to come because all that matters is this life and what we do with it. I've always thought it a shame that other religions teach their members that this physical existence is awful and the one to come after we die will be better. To me and most Jews, it's an insult to God to imply that life on earth is inferior and not a blessing from the Most High.
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Robdar:
Judaism is a religion of Life not Death. We do not worry about the world to come because all that matters is this life and what we do with it.
Well said!
Leo
I wrote it out two years ago and yeah, it took about a weekend to put together.
I remember. Thanks again!