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  • in reply to: gerrer chasidim rules dring marriage? #704775
    nmelss
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    There are no rules other than some over imaginative sci-fi bloggerstan fiction conjured up about holes in sheets and whatever other stuff from the novels that might have influenced whichever nincompoop at the moment he was looking to stick it to some unliked group.

    in reply to: YWN Asks Rav Moshe Shternbuch About R' Yehuda Levin #703123
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    charliehall:

    It is an open pasuk in Bereishis. Lot invited the two angels into his home as guests. The people of Sodom saw this, demanded Lot hand them over so they could engage in homosexuality with them. Lot refused (and instead offered his two daughters!) The people of Sodom then attacked, leading the angels to destroy the city.

    in reply to: Are the Reform and Conservative Still Jewish? #755263
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    cynical:

    1. Do YOU put on tefilin 6 days a week? Maintain full taharas hamishpacha (i.e. separation)? You have no justification to make a same gender “commitment ceremony”, when they are “committing” to violating Jewish law!

    2. Furthermore, how can you justify the abrogation of halacha (i.e. driving on Shabbos, etc.) in the name of maintaining halacha? Even if a majority of the laity will abrogate the law, that is no license to nullify it (even partially)! And surely you do not seriously expect us to provide even a modicum of recognition or respect to clergy in your movement that officially sanctions in their “responsa” violation of Jewish law (i.e. the CJLS’ accepted responsum permitted Conservative rabbis to allow homosexual union ceremonies and allowing practicing homosexuals to become rabbis). And the responsum itself being made by rabbis who openly violate Jewish law daily!

    How can you expect “joint programs” with Orthodoxy, when your movement engages in what Orthodoxy clearly holds to be outright biblical violations of Jewish law? Meaning, Orthodoxy holds you are not practicing Judaism. Are we not entitled to maintain this theological belief? And if we are, how can you expect anymore theological recognition or respect than we have for foreign religions?

    3. Lastly, considering your comments here (i.e. “greatly saddened that greater numbers in our communities are not observant”) do you believe it is “better” to be Orthodox than Conservative?

    in reply to: Feminism #1162169
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    “How do you know that washing the husbands feet is not done today?”

    One poster already told us that they do exactly (like described in Halocha) that in their household. So we know in fact that it is done today.

    in reply to: Eidah Chareidus and Chillul Shabbos #648660
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    I believe the authorities are starting to realize that this is an issue klal yisroel takes seriously and won’t back down from. Otherwise what occurred this week will occur every week indefinitely until the parking lot is closed.

    in reply to: The Riddle Thread…. #1068660
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    Doc: I think Elizabeth Blackwell was the first to utilize that post-feminist fact?

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