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    DovidBT
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    Does it seem ironic that a South Florida congregation affiliated with the Reform movement, which as a matter of policy rejects Jewish law, is filing a lawsuit against a restrictive abortion bill because they claim it violates Jewish law?

    #2103768
    commonsaychel
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    Actually they are not affiliated with reform at all, they are Cosmic Jewish whatever that is suppose to mean

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    huju
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    I though irony described the taste of water in the Mesabi range of northwestern Minnesota.

    #2103851
    DovidBT
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    Actually they are not affiliated with reform at all, they are Cosmic Jewish whatever that is supposed to mean.

    Thanks, I had been looking at the web site of another congregation that has the same name.

    The web site of the congregation that’s filing the lawsuit doesn’t say “Reform”, but the policies look the same.

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    New definition of chutzpah. We need to demand a shomer shabbos Jew on Supreme Court in the name of equity so that he can point this out.

    #2106787
    Ray Kaufman
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    On the principle that even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while, that Reform or whatever congregation is correct. Halacha can be a bit more flexible that some of the proposed anti-abortion laws. See Rabbi Maryles blog for a detailed discussion.

    #2106921
    ujm
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    Maryles is an open mevaze talmidei chachomim who promotes every left wing looney cause that’s in the news that day, concerning religion.

    No, the Reform apikorsum are not correct in this case. The only protection needed in anti-abortion laws are to protect the life of the mother. And all the laws provide that protection.

    correction

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