rosends
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You can flippantly dismiss my criticism as the irrational rantings of an angry, pathetic, and sad goy, but that doesn't render anything I said wrong and that's exactly your problem. It's not a "certain measure" of the world to come, you're misrepresenting what most Orthodox Jews, especially the Ultra-Orthodox believe about who rises from the dead. They believe all Jewish souls will eventually have a part in the world to come, and very few gentiles, will rise from the dead. The gentiles are going to be the servants of Jews forever.
A Jewish Christian perspective:
Much better than what the "rabbinics" are offering.
You're not fooling this sabbath goy. I know too much. You can't lie to me, as you do the other goyim.
Except that you are wrong in what you say. If Judaism teaches that in the messianic era, non Jews will choose to hang around with Jews you prefer to characterize it as "The gentiles are going to be the servants of Jews forever". It is your choice to see it because of the paranoid lens through which you view the world. Your obsession with the eschatological teachings which, in Judaism are both subject to intense debate and not a subject of daily concern shows a multi level ignorance of Judaism.