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LMA: more times than not, the divorce is needless, the blame goes all around, and it should have been avoided.
It’s been quite effective. The Syrians don’t have anywhere near the assimilation that unfortunately the Ashkenazim experiance.
It destroys a family. If it is done unnecessarily, as frequently it is, that is the ill of our society.
Mesira.
The law only prohibits the purchase of alcohol by those under 21. It doesn’t prohibit its consumption.
Furthermore, the law exempts religious purposes.
Syrians DO accept geirim who converted outside their community. They only will not convert anyone themselves, or allow a member of their community to marry a convert.
Did you try rebooting as suggested?
The cRc DID give a reason. See their website.
1. What is she had children with both?
2. I believe that is only applicable in divorce, not death.
mechanech, in most strife cases you wouldn’t know about marital strife — except in the most severe cases possibly. So you are comparing the few very severe ones to the average divorce. Bad comparison.
… utensils cleaned with nonkosher.
And in your previous comment, you mistakenly claimed it had a hechsher.
This thread is older than AMI magazine exists. Perhaps the editors there got the story from the YWN Coffee Room.
Shmeul294: Starbucks coffee in their coffee shops does NOT have a hechsher.
OfCourse: I completely agree with you that this justifying divorce (which admittedly is sometimes necessary) is wrong and encourages unnecessary divorce, which is harmful for the children and even the couple themselves.
I also believe there are issurim for a remarried woman regarding her ex-husband, that are greater for her than with any other guy.