It seems to me that sounds similar to a Protestant who finds OSAS threatened and responds in similar kind.
In any case, faith without works is dead and I would that everyone had faith and works according to the grace of God given to everyone as a living soul.
Hmm. While I can't be sure, I think I detect a bit of a smirk in that remark.
The fact is that either there is zekhut (merit) or there is a loophole. You can't have both. One completely negates the other. With Judaism/Noachism you have zekhut. With Protestantism you have a loophole. Historical chrstianity, however, tries to have both. It makes Protestant arguments against Judaism and then turns around and makes Jewish arguments against Protestantism. This is absurd.
If life really is a tightrope walk over the fires of hell, then chrstianity's vaunted "salvation" is a fraud. If a lifetime of works (including ritual/ceremonial commandments) are valid, then logically the ritual and ceremonial of Judaism are still valid. I disagree with the Protestant insistence that they have been done away with, but at least they have the common decency not to replace them with a post-Biblical imitation.
In historical chrstianity, the death of J*sus apparently serves one purpose: the "abolition" (G-d forbid!) of the Biblical ritual/ceremonial and its replacement by a post-Biblical imitation. Catholicism's/Orthodoxy's arguments against Protestantism in fact are identical to Judaism's arguments against chrstianity, and Catholicism's/Orthodoxy's arguments against Judaism are identical to Protestant arguments against the ancient liturgical churches. You've got yourself in quite a logical mess here. Clearly the whole point is to create an excuse to create a new religion. This is simply a case of fraud.
In any case, faith without works is dead and I would that everyone had faith and works according to the grace of God given to everyone as a living soul.
Which is why Judaism/Noachism are sufficient and no new religion was necessary. (And you do know, don't you, that Eastern Orthodoxy rejects original sin and is by Catholic standards "semi-Pelagian?")