ASk the Rabbi Query...

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08 September 2024 query to Chabad Ask A Rabbi
As Orthodox Jews view marriage of a Jewish man with a Jewish woman is a reunion of two halves of the same Soul; however when a jewish person intermarries with non-jewish person-would after passing from this life to the next would such a person be judged by the L-d not only because of their refusal to marry their predesitned Jewish spouse but also because the chances are not good that any descendents would not be raised Jewish?

You are not aware that the idea you express is not universal among the Orthodox? You are not aware that many, including Maimonides, consider the notion to be ridiculous?

Why am I not surprised?

Sidebar: Read the last part of your final sentence starting with “but also because…” It makes no sense in the English language.