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DaasYochid:
(Burn! )
Only using the popular definition of “Jewish music” –
namely, “music created by and for Orthodox Jews.”
B’li neder, I’ll post it when I get the chance.
(I’d been planning to anyway.)
DaasYochid, are you familiar with the Steipler’s idea of
Daas Torah, as written up in Mishpacha’s interview with
R’ Avraham Yeshaya Kanievsky (R’ Chaim’s son)?
If the young people are too immature, to unintelligent, too busy to be bothered with speaking to people about a proposed shidduch on their own, without Mommy making their decisions for them, they are not ready to be dating, much less get married.
Like Yitzchok Avinu?
Oops. Ohr Naava is indeed the one Rabbi Wallerstein is involved with. They also have a contact page with their phone number.
So i should just stand by as i see a boy who comes from a very religious good family get into a car with a bunch of not jewish girls from my class?
Yes, I think so.
(If how wrong it is to get into a car with a girl depends on how assur she is to you, it would be worse for him to get into a car with you.)
Okay, replace “information” with “idea,” Joseph.
When I said “blocked,” I meant accounts not “able to be posted from,”
including those technically “inactive” rather than “blocked.”
He was referring to women who become a yoetzet being on
the right track, as opposed to women who “become a posek.”
(I explain things even when not necessarily necessary.)
My first account had a subtitle including the phrase “Emerald Sword.”
Shopping613 recently expressed a wish for an interesting subtitle,
using mine as an example. The mods responded with her current subtitle.
RebYidd23 is referring to my current account
not having a subtitle with a sword in it.
I was referring to the blocked accounts.
Which accounts (that “remain inactive”) were you referring to?
There are fewer than 1,000 blocked accounts.
It is difficult to see how any part of “me helping a boy at college”
could be referring to “another girl.” Or did you mean the post I linked
to (I was mistaken – you only imply that you’re a girl in it)?
That one says “what I did,” which is also hard to apply to “another girl.”
As for why you shouldn’t grab the mitzvah,
it is no mitzvah for you to talk to boys.
(Rabbi Zecharya Wallerstein pretty much says so in a speech on YouTube,
although he’s talking about convincing girls that their
“helping their boyfriend with Yiddishkeit” is not a reason to
not break up with them despite the relationship being wrong.
Is he a more acceptable source for you, or only for another girl?)
Ateres Naava has a website, with the phone number for their office
on its contact page. They should be able to get you in touch with him.
The other people in his life will help him.
84,000 accounts blocked out of 200,000? (Percentage – 42?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!)
Can I assume there was (or still is) a serious spambot problem?
Yes, but most of those accounts remain inactive.
Most people in college are of the same age (range).
As for you being a girl, anyone named “MsPrincess”
would be assumed to be a girl. But you asked, so I
went looking and found a post where you explicitly
claimed to be a girl – >here it is<.
We generally take people at their word around here.
Welcome back to the CR, your one-stop shop for girls’ institutions.
He hasn’t actually read any of it (neither have I, although
I did play the text-based game). Oh, and welcome back!
Welcome back, I. M.
Bump. (If you don’t want to answer, you can say so.)
As a girl of the same age as the boy,
I don’t think you’re supposed to be helping him.
Is there any possibility that this information came from shadchonim?
Do you have a filter on your internet?
That guards against matters of impulse. I think The Wolf’s
point about phone communication is a good one.
Oh, I have one, you just haven’t been told about it.
Perhaps a phsycologist is one who studies phsycology?
Are you referring to balebatim, working b’nei Torah, or both?
(Should posterity be unaware, >this thread< was active at the time.)
Are you not going to argue aagainst the claimed connection
between kollel and the shidduch crisis, DaasYochid?
(The above post was edited by a mod.)
What does “a better person” mean?
Would it perhaps be more helpful to ask whether a kollel man
is likely to be a better person than a non-kollel man?
[H]e is very old in his 90’s he cant learn anymore and he lost his filter and is kind of rude and blunt with people- saying whatever comes to his mind. Is he a worse person now that he’s old and more blunt now than he was 20 years ago?
Rav Avigdor Miller said that it is as if that person was niftar already. He is no longer that person. (If a person becomes senile and forgets all his learning, he’s obviously not going to arrive in the olam ha’emes as an
am ha’aretz .)
I see how the old european cooks Jewish or non- make food
I was going to ask what exactly this “non-make food” that the old
European cooks is, but then I realized what it was meant to mean.
I’ll reveal the secret:
You just need to type something that doesn’t show up in the post.
(By the way, trying to use such a thing as the title of a thread
automatically results in a notice that the thread has been closed.)
Not much of a secret
I see what you did there, mod. 🙂
… Mashgiach hadracha
empty
(And that’s what happens when you assume too much.
Sometimes I wonder if that kind of thing is deliberate…)
Actually, it’s in my (other) subtitle. And only a warrior with a clear heart,
led by the force of cosmic soul, can reach the sword…
Thanks, mod(s)!
Why might we think that you are a posek, Jewish Thinker?
(Do all others not need such a subtitle?)
Another is that the Netziv shut down Voloshin yeshiva because they were forced to teach secular studies
Rav Boruch Sorotzkin, the Netziv’s nephew, denied this.
He says they wanted the day to be spent mostly on secular studies,
but the Netziv would have allowed some secular studies.
“WE ALL HAVE OCD”
???
And what does “KAR” stand for?
Granting someone access to your communications at one point in time
does not prevent you from creating another account whenever you like. You’re going to have to control yourself no matter what.
(I don’t think what you’re worried about is a matter of impulse.)
For usernames with spaces in them, you must replace the space
(or, depending on your browser, “%20”) with a dash. See also:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/changed-usernames
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/linked-usernames
I dug my own grave from below. Braaaaiiiiinnssss…
Welcome back, 555.
How do you guys do that? Let’s see…
EDIT: Well, that was easy enough.
(Welcome back, knaker.)
According to a teshuva of R’ Moshe quoted here –
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/dilemma-involving-jewish-singers/page/2#post-547618 – it is assur to listen to church
music, so if you want to adapt any, you’ll have to learn it from sheets.