Hi everyone,
I understand this question has been asked before, but I didn’t find the specific answer I was looking for. So in more detail:
From what I know, Judaism doesn’t rely on Proselytization as it’s an ethnoreligion, and to receive afterlife, one doesn’t have to be Jewish, rather to follow the laws of Noah, which from what I know, are much less strict than the laws of Judaism.
In this case, if God is the creator of everything, and Jews are the only people who have a covenant with him, doesn’t this make it more difficult for Jews to be granted an afterlife? Does this mean Jewish people are at a disadvantage? Is there much said in the Tanakh about the afterlife? (Are the accounts of the Talmud on this matter considered canonical since it was added after the age of the prophets?). And finally, is the afterlife different from: 1. What non-Jews receive? 2. Granted to those before Noah?.
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