No time to write much, studying for the bar and packing for the move is taking up all of my time.
But just recently I was trying to find something about bechira on chabad.org and came across
this speech that the Rebbe apparently gave to a group of college students in the 60s. It's all pretty standard except for this appalling part:
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I am guessing he would just say that gentiles are here to serve Jews physically and that Jews, serve the world spiritually. But that's a cop out, it all comes down to the same thing- the idea that their purpose is to serve us and that this is in fact good for them because we can then enrich their pathetic lives with our light and morality.
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See here http://www.kcakosher.com/uncategorized/the-ultimate-purpose-of-creation/
Not to serve the jews physically, but to serve the world physically.
This was the Rebbe's view, very similar to the Rebbe's view on women and men's roles. Each have a different role.
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First of all, that's not what the quote from the rebbe above states. Here he says that once the farmer helps the Jew eat, his purpose is all done.
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