Reply To: When & why did we start giving children more than one name?

WolfishMusings – “Now you’re up to insinuation that anyone who eats g’brokts is very possibly eating chometz.”

Re: Gebrokt – I cited chapter and verse that in our times, eating gebrokt is likely eating chometz. (See end of the Shulchan Oruch HaRav there are Shu”t from the Rav. Simon Daled of Shu”t O.C. third para, quoted above).

You are simply coming with your da’as balHabayis and bringing proof from svoras habeten.

Re: Giving multiple names – I cited several poskin who disapprove giving multiple names (even when they themselves did). To say that I am “just throwing the most outrageous things you can think of out there” is disrespectful to the poskin I cited.

I suspect that you believe that ANYTHING you never heard of before must be “outrageous”. Let me assure you that such an attitude is outrageous.

Would you take such an approach which medicine or science, that if you are told something in those fields that you never heard before – it is “outrageous”?! THAT would be outrageous.

This is a Yeshivish site for people that are guided by halacha, not just their own limited logic and inadequate knowledge.