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Jews, according to Judaism, do non-Jews have free-will?
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<blockquote data-quote="James" data-source="post: 2100042" data-attributes="member: 209087"><p>The Seven Laws must be explained in a way that the nations can relate to and, because non-Jews do not possess genuine free will, they will be willing to change more quickly and easily than a Jew. (Hisvaduyos 5748 3:183, cited in "The Deed is the Main Thing," Kol Boi Ha'olam, p. 385-386)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James, post: 2100042, member: 209087"] The Seven Laws must be explained in a way that the nations can relate to and, because non-Jews do not possess genuine free will, they will be willing to change more quickly and easily than a Jew. (Hisvaduyos 5748 3:183, cited in "The Deed is the Main Thing," Kol Boi Ha'olam, p. 385-386) [/QUOTE]
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