Conversion
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I saw your article about conversion in which you claimed that the content of receiving mitzvot is a willingness to be among those who receive reward and punishment, etc. I did not understand how this was possible from a practical perspective. After all, if a person knows that he is not going to actually keep Shabbat, how can we believe that he is not willing to be punished for it with terrible torment? Apparently he does not truly understand the meaning of his words and there is a flaw in his narrow-mindedness here. No?
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While it is true that I did not object to your very definition of the conversion process, this is a more fundamental argument - I do not believe that there is anyone who can truly be believed as a convert for the reasons stated. Why do you disagree?
Where did you see that I disagree? I explained that in my words I did not address this question. I'm done.
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