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Oomis,
It’s very questionable (to put it mildly) if dina d’malchusa applies to this. However, it might be permissible to use the secular courts in some cases; abuse might fit the bill, if it’s the only way to protect the victim, but of course, a posek must be consulted.
Try clicking the wrench on the right of the browser bar. Click Options, then Under the Hood. One of the boxes under Privacy says “Use a prediction service to help complete searches and URLs typed in the address bar”. Make sure its box is checked.
I didn’t say I put my name in it
Neither did I. 😉
And my name is in it
That’s good, now if you lose it, someone can return it to you. I hope you left your phone # also.
Real-brisker,
I only changed my sn temporarily, to make a point to OneOfMany on a different thread. I’m sorry if changing it back made your previous post look enigmatic!
How can someone read the article if Mispacha was banned
The only people who know it was banned are the ones with internet, which was also banned. 🙂
Beautiful, and this is the perfect forum in which to post it!
Hello99,
You are correct that the Shach does not seem to agree with the Ran who includes a Mechalel Shabbos in the general Gezeira against Goyim.
The B”Y paskens like the Rashb”a, so I don’t think the Sha”ch would argue. I don’t learn the Sha”ch like you.
It’s in 73:14 (after the one you quoted). The one you quoted is not his maskana; he’s still presenting the shaila, and limiting it to where there’s no chashash issur. What I quoted is his psak. You should look up the TT”V as well.
you should be careful when quoting vol 8.
Yes I know, but the OCR software I used to copy and paste doesn’t chap. 🙂
BTW, I heard that they printed a 9th volume. What do people say about its reliability?
I don’t know; what’s interesting is that the Rav Feinsteins, in the hakdamah to 9, insist that 8 is reliable. Although I’ve heard of specific teshuvos that they privately say are “mistakes”.
I assumed Health was referring to a raw cholent. If it was 1/3 or 1/2 cooked, and there was no direct amira, would the hana’ah not be muttar as tosefes hana’ah?
It works.
Soliek, not often, for your reasons.
Yitayningwut, I also have to log in separately (I just noticed recently, because I rarely post there) but if you are using your own computer, you ca have it “remember” you, which makes it easier.
OneOfMany, I wonder if it’s a recent “development”, or if it depends on whether you signed up through the CR or the news portion of the site.
oomis,
Do you read the Hebrew Mishpacha?
I am for banning all bans
Including that one? 🙂
I don’t think they’re talking about the English language Mishpacha.
Thanks, r-b.
Hello, MindoverChatter, and thank you.
I guess they don’t want anyone to be able to do it, because someone could copy another’s screen name.
Refuah sheleima.
You didn’t need to qualify that she helps frum causes; either way, she deserves our tefillos.
Health,
Is there Ameira L’acum or Bishul A’cum?
Probably both (even without amira, there would still be a problem of hana’ah).
Sam2,
He wouldn’t be concerned about the Minchas Yitzchak, for example, but he wouldn’t dismiss a Chasam Sofer (although he might argue).
Aries,
Leverage doesn’t mean blackmail. I am thinking of a particular case in which one of the gedolim advised an acquaintance of mine to hold off on the get until she allowed him to have visitation with his children.
B”H, several years later, both are remarried with wonderful families, and they are able to be civil to each other when dealing with their children. He even ultimately got an apology from her father for the way he was treated during the whole process.
I really wasn’t trying to “get” you to say anything. 🙂
Its never a good idea, if the marriage is over, give a get.
Never is a very unforgiving word. There are occasions where rabbonim will advise withholding a get because it’s his only leverage.
It might be rare, though.
That was also a big “if”. Without knowing details, it may just be that although the woman is demanding a get, there really is still hope for the marriage. Popa is right; without knowing all the details well, it’s unwise to mix in.
Yoya, why would you wear any earrings at all if you have an irritation.
Because nose rings are not tznius.
Seriously, some are afraid of the hole closing up, and some just can’t imagine walking around without earrings.
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I translate “safek gadol” as a big safek (i.e. a big machlokes), not as “very doubtful”.
No. He writes that when there is supervision, there is no issue of Ma’achalim Assurim. the only remaining concern would be Chasnus, and on that he concurrs with the Tiferes l’Moshe that Chasnus does not apply to a Mechalel Shabbos.
Are you referring to the M”Y or the TT”V? (Both are machmir even when there is no chashash of maachalos assuros, read them again.)
You didn’t mention Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Lechem Hapanim, Mahar”i Assad, Mahara”m Schick (who asks on the TL”M and remains “v’tzorich iyun”, so it’s not a clear psak, but he seems to lean towards issur), Chelkas Binyomin.
Bottom line: it’s a big machlokes acharonim (which is what I think R’ Moshe meant by “safek gadol”, esp. in light of the previous teshuva).
Try it on Realplayer.
What’s the licorice from Australia called? Maybe I should try it.
Adams,
I think you posted on the wrong thread.
Wolf,
Why does wearing a knit yarmulka make someone wicked and evil?
I guess they didn’t teach spelling back then. 😉
I hope you are zoche to see much success.
Shticky Guy,
It took you long enough to get my joke. 😉
r-b,
From Australia?
Thanks.
Hello99,
you posted right after Shabbos in the US. Are you here now, or are you still there in EY? Did you decide not to post while it’s Shabbos in the US, or “poonkt” that’s when you posted?
I looked up the Yabia Omer. His reason to be meikil meikar hadin (he still holds it’s better to be machmir) is that the Riva”sh is a “tana ham’sayeia”. I think, though, that the Riva”sh is arguing on the Teshuvas HaRashb”a (brought in B”Y 119) because the reasoning of the Riva”sh should nor asser the yayin of a mechallel Shabbos, since he doesn’t ever make yayin nesech.
Any response, popa?
Sam2, how can you accuse sam4321 of quoting half a sentence out of context when he provided a link to the whole page?
No, I didn’t read it into that sentence. In the previous sentence, though, he writes that “shar issurim” are a “safek gadol” so it’s hard to believe that in the following sentence (your favorite line 🙂 ), he is specifically excluding bishul.
When you quoted the Chasam Sofer YD 120 and Igros Moshe YD 2:132 that stam yanom is assur, you were missing my point because I wasn’t arguing for stam yaynom of a mechallel Shabbos to be muttar.
The way you read that Shach 124:14 that Yayin Nesech depends on Avoda Zara, he is arguing on the Ra”n in Chullin (last one on 4b).
Sorry, I’m not (although I’m sure you’re not the only one). I had actually never heard them before (although I had heard of them).
I was able to verify on a site which has a very large Jewish music archive which I generally only use for the frum stuff (which is a small minority of their collection).
From hello99’s earlier post:
He only differentiates in the sense that if there’s no supervision, it’s not even a shaila, but is explicitly machmir even when there is no chashash that he would add something unkosher.
I wasn’t trying to be defensive/offensive, just explaining why it’s not crucial to the discussion.
I did actually try to look it up on Otzer Hachochma, because, as you say, it’s a good resource (and more), but I couldn’t figure out how to search for this teshuva, and I forgot to write down the mareh makom supplied by hello99.
Thanks. My filter doesn’t let through most blogs, including yours, but if I can get to a friend’s house with a different filter, I’ll try to give it a look.
Yes, you’re right, thanks.
mdd,
I don’t think we’re discussing any situation in which physical assault is justified.
But you’re right to question the use of the word “never”; that would exclude Pinchas as well!
Sam2,
I meant what type of reaction, short of physical assault.
10952,
Forget about secular law for a moment; what about ono’as devarim? There is a time and place for a proper machoah, but the actions we’re talking about don’t fit the bill.
Apushatayid,
Terrorizing (sorry, I wasn’t trying to be vague).
IsometimesAgree,
Thanks for having my back. You are, of course, correct.
Everyone agrees that there are circumstances in which one must protest a Chillul Hashem.
You’d be surprised.
I think the disagreements are just about what scenarios should create such a reaction.
Also about what the reaction should be.
Sam2,
I guess you’ve never felt it would be counterproductive to be polite to me. 🙂
Mdd,
Your original post said “most CR people”. I’m glad I didn’t take you literally, and now you’ve modified it to “a lot of people” which is hopefully more accurate.
I hope it is chalav stam, those always taste better 🙂
Actually, I believe that J&J cream cheese is made on the same equipment as the cholov stam top brand, and the only difference is the milk supervision (and the price).
Ice cream, on the other hand …