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huju-” Some of the attitudes of antagonism toward non-observant on display here are not promoting Yiddishkeit among the non-observant and are in fact destructive, not to mention breaches of many mitzvos. ”
-I hope you understand that there is a difference between being non-observant and that of proactively and intentionally going against Judaism and Torah and believing that is the correct way. You are aware theres a difference right?
” The Lubavitchers have a lot to teach us about strengthening Yiddishkeit and the practice of Torah Judaism.”
-uhh…right
-your trying to teach us mussar as if lubavitchers support reform. I think even they know where to draw the line, do you? Or are you saying that by supporting reform we are “strengthening our Yiddishkeit and Torah Judaism”? Youve left me a little confused here.
Its also funny how it is such an issue with Yidden who believe in assimilation. Aside from the Torah law, it is not even a compatibility religion wise, belief wise, custom wise,heritage wise, upbringing, culture, food and all other natural differences of growing up differently. Even with non-jews you see that usually they marry within their culture. This is very logical since differences cause issues and usually people have an appreciation and pride to their own values.