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PROSELYTES. There is ample evidence of a widespread conversion to Judaism during the period of the Second Temple, especially the latter part of the period, and the word ger, which in biblical times meant a stranger, or an alien, became synonymous with a proselyte (see *Strangers and Gentiles). Among the notable converts to Judaism may be ...
Because they believe that in order to achieve salvation—that is, to make it to heaven—you have to believe in the same things they believe in. Judaism doesn’t operate in the same way. According to the Talmud, righteous gentiles have a place in the World to Come(Sanhedrin 105a). As a result, there’s less of an incentive for Jews to ...
