Rabbi Chaim Mintz discusses Jewish beliefs about punishment for those who did not die for their religion.
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you said earlier when we were talking about um the laws um about uh not to bow down to Idols people during the Inquisition people during the Holocaust like the conversos they pretended to bow down to an idol they pretended there were Jews during the Holocaust who pretended they were non-jews and went to a church and and did what they had to do but in their hearts they weren't really accepting it do they still get
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- 0:00you said earlier when we were talking about um the laws um about uh not to…
- 0:30do they still get the punishment for that do they still get is it help against…
- 1:01says further with not quote get that far a person who supposed to give his life…
- 1:32for doing it for not doing it well to get punished that's up to God but…
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