stovebolts
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A good Jew will try to interpret Torah properly to live out Torah the way God intended it to be lived out.
A good Jew is one who has died to the Law.
One inwardly.
One who is born of God.
One who has the Spirit of Christ.
JLB
Actually.... one has died to sin and according to the new covenant (Romans 6), the Law will be written on their hearts (Jeremiah 31), not tablets of stone... Their conscience bearing witness to this... even defending it according to Paul (Romans)
A good Jew is more than free to keep all the new moon festivals if he desires and he is more than free to stay away from a BLT sandwich, not have a glass of milk with his steak and kick his feet up and watch tv all day on the Sabbath... Why? Because a good Jew as you've described is under the same grace as us gentiles.
But I still fail to see your point in regard to "You have heard it said, Love your neighbor and hate your enemy".