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Maybe Shwekey recorded it when he was 5
דברים כג יח
Yes
Refuah sheleimah.
I stand corrected. Kiddushin is required for there to be a lav.
לא תהיה קדשה
Don’t you guys think CTL would have asked his Rav a Shaila about something like this?
I don’t know that it occurred to him. When someone publicly states that he did something which appears problematic, they should say that they had a heter, and what it was (if possible).
Your posts are generally very thought out, I assume you considered the above and disagree. I would be interested to know why.
Thank you.
I think performing a civil ceremony falls into category 3.Yes, it was on an Israeli record from the late 70’s called “Mitzad Hazemirot”, and the song was sung by Dudu Fisher with his brother.
Patients needn’t seek treatment from only those physicians suffering the same condition nor are only plumbers whose faucets leak qualified to repair them.
You wouldn’t go to a doctor who wouldn’t be able to heal himself or a plumber who couldn’t fix his own leaky pipe. The fact that the doctor is well and that the plumber’s pipe isn’t broken has no negative implications as to their abilities. In fact, perhaps it indicates that they are good at preventing problems.
Perhaps one should seek out only those counselors/rabbanim who have themselves gone through divorce?
No, that would be moare analogous to a plumber who couldn’t fix his own leak.
I wonder if this would be considered מסייע, since they have plenty of opportunity to pursue their chosen course even without CTL’s help.
It would be assur regardless, it’s a machlokes whether d’rabbonon or d’Oraisa.
It’s certainly no better than wishing success to someone plowing during Sh’viis.
Any opportunity to mention multiple wives.
And shopping prowess. 😁
The original example works for women since they can only be married to one man but not for men since they can marry multiple women.
Why the obsession?
I think they do use better quality fish.
DY: STOP THE EUROVISION SONG CONTEST NEXT YEAR IN YERUSHALAYIM
Does that mean you’re for or against it?
Sanctity also leads to unity. See Ramban on Kedoshim that it brings us close to Hashem.
The word kedusha still doesn’t mean unity, though.
Rashi and Ramban (based on a Medrash) translate Kedoshim as Perushim.
The word havdalah is in fact used as well (e.g. Sifsei Chachomim).
Kedusha means separation. Where do we find otherwise?
There are different qualities of salmon, so you’d need to make a comparison based on that.
What’s more is that I hear even the Kosher fish markets just buy salmon from regular goyishe sources (as is mutar as stated above), slap a hechsher on it and mark up the price.
Do you really think Ossie’s, Freund’s, etc. buy their fish in supermarkets? That’s ridiculous.
They go to the fish market, buy whole fish and clean and cut it in their own facilities.
If you want to do that and save money, you could. Maybe you should do your own fishing and save even more.
Ready now, I’m not so clear on your position. Are you for or against the Eurovision song contest next year in Yerushalayim?
No, he’s saying to go to an older talmid chochom, and not to a marriage counselor.
Possibly in that case mutar bedeiavad because no real Kiddushin.
No, the issur on chaivei lavin applies even if there’s no kiddushin.
מסייע לידי עוברי עבירה
A man may not remarry his ex wife if she remarried in the meanwhile.
It’s called מחזיר גרושתו, and it’s a לאו.
I’m not sure what you mean.
Kids can’t get wired?
Shorten the meals. (I am serious)
Or better yet, eliminate them entirely.
to make them wired so they have the energy to maintain their focus when their reserves are depleted.
Is this not relevant to school children as well?
I’m not sure how you missed the second half of my post. It wasn’t such a long post.
There are quite a few conferences and conventions of professionals with advanced degrees, in various sciences, medicine, psychology, accounting and business, social work, real estate, investments, etc. Visit any of these and peruse the audience. The presence of many professionals who are otherwise mainstream frum, litvish and chassidish. is noticeable.
That doesn’t refute the correlation, it just means it’s not absolute.
unless ones believes being MO itself is a denigration
Which you do.
(It’s hardly this thread but the sum total of his comments elsewhere on this forum)
I thought you said that Ritalin will only help if the kids has ADHD, but I’m under the impression that it will help him focus even if his lack of focus is not caused by ADHD.
There was a recent article in one of the magazines (I think Mishpacha) about a woman who wanted a prescription for Ritalin to help her manage, although she didn’t have a diagnosis of ADHD.
Also, I’ve read that professional ball players take speed to help them focus.
If the kid doesnt have adhd the ritalin is not going to improve his behavior or focus.
Doesn’t speed help anyone focus?
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Nobody should serve sushi if they dont like it
So we agree.
I shouldn’t serve it to them because I don’t like it?
No, you shouldn’t serve it because it’s not Shabbosdik.
Would you serve P’tcha (pchaw) at your house on Shabbos?
Of course, but what’s the relevance?
The main point is to make the meal enjoyable for the children according to their derech
What if they enjoy talking sports? It still wouldn’t be Shabbosdik.
We don’t call food disgusting.
I didn’t. I called sushi disgusting.
DY: Please explain why.
Because it’s not Shabbosdik.
Sure it does. It ruins the ruach of Shabbos.
Besides, sushi is disgusting. Why would my children like it?
Get rid of the sushi. It completely destroys the ruach of Shabbos.
The bottom line is the world is changing rapidly to an exclusively electronic/online mode of communications and commercial interaction. Paper documents and cash will be stuff you see in a museum. You will need a smart phone for basic life functions from purchasing a container of milk, reviewing resumes from a shadchan, making an airline reservation, paying the bus-fare or communicating with first responders.
Meanwhile, many can manage without it and avoid the dangers. Daya l’tzara b’shaata.
Hard copy printed seforim will be phased out and electronic versions on tablets will take their place.
I guess you don’t realize this, but frum Yidden don’t use these devices on Shabbos or Yom Tov.
Out of curiosity – aside from the large number of people attending (stadium seating) and the ornate tent (probably used/adapted from other functions), what exactly are the elements of these weddings that are getting you so worked up?
https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/dont-sell-chassidus#post-1528793
Mitzvaman, is Uncle Moishy also upset?
It Is Time for Truth, I don’t understand what you’re trying to say.
Women who are divorced are usually because of some sort of abuse.
In other words, most divorced men are abusers.
And you say divorced women don’t want to get married? They should marry abusers?
I have no idea why you think any of these chatzeros are neglectful of aniyim. That’s an absurd and baseless accusation.
Do you really think today’s society is poorer than the society the Rozhiner Rebbes lived in? Punkt farkert. We live in possibly the wealthiest era since brias olam, and if there’s not enough money to support aniyim, it’s not because it’s wasted elsewhere, it’s because it’s not given to tzedaka.