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Isn’t the Pinchas halacha/principle more inclusive than just with a non-Jewish woman?
Must you stand up for your older brother every time he enters the room or just every time he comes into the home?
And, according to the shittos that say the oldest brother is entitled to kavod even if he has older sisters, do his older sisters have to give him kavod too?
So a woman or a Ger couldn’t become a chief of police?
Since when can you recreate your own rules?
Great point, Health. The reason everyone’s choosing the siyum over the asifa, is because they’d rather not hear the mussar – and instead go to a celebration.
Should people with tempers not get married?
The men can tell their wives and daughters.
I think one of the reasons the Torah doesn’t allow a wife to divorce her husband is because women would be too quick to pull the divorce trigger. (As we see the case is with the gentiles, where they can divorce him.)
That’s odd, because my Rov said it is a good thing to take on some chumros. Especially in this inyan we are discussing.
Who started the minhag of men wearing pants?
Children need Mom’s to be at home.
You need to be 16 to get a permit?
I know of a woman with a beautiful marriage who had three close friends that were divorced. These friends kept telling her how wonderful it would be to get divorced and how horrible her marriage was. She pushed them off for a while, but they kept badgering her until they convinced her to get divorced.
The Gedolim of the Yeshivaleit are dead-set against it. In the strongest terms possible. And the Yeshivaleit follow their Rabbonim. So the issue is non-negotiable.
simcha613: Not everyone in Yeshiva is a talmid chochom who is unafraid of his sins. (And non-talmidei chachomim have every right to be in Yeshiva, inasmuch as talmidei chachomim do.) You are also disregarding that these are not milchemes shel mitzva.
YosH: The Yeshivish, and especially the Chasidish, oilem have a greater stay-at-home Mom proportion of families than either the MO and the secular.
My mother is a stay at home mom. And that’s how it is in our family too.
Haleivi: You are absolutely correct. Meddling parents are the largest single cause of divorces. And they are so unnecessary and avoidable and sadly unfortunate.
I don’t understand. According to those that say (Sam?) that it is less of a problem for a guy to touch a gentile woman than a Jewish woman, is it also less of an issue for a Jewish woman to touch a gentile man than it is to do so to a Jewish man?
Why?
Is it true that Boro Park is the largest Jewish neighborhood outside Eretz Yisroel?
Is the implication that women who give birth to children while in prison have their child seized by the State and forcibly put up for adoption?
I don’t believe that to be the case.
BaalHabooze: I forget which godol it was that cried during his first Shabbos in America due to the blatant chillul Shabbos he saw with Jews driving.
MCP: I agree with you (regardless of your seriousness.)
I have family that was at Rav Dovid and Rav Reuven’s chasunas. They had seperate seating.
Men aren’t permitted to see women dance and women aren’t permitted to dance in the presence of men. This is something that is unfortunately neglected at many modern weddings (and other events.)
Can you figure out which female posters treat their husbands right and which do NOT?
Rav Chaim said the book (Haleivi is referring to) was apikorsus but the author wasn’t an apikorus.
What will happen after the world ends?
How is it in Kiryas Yoel and New Square? Do any (non-emergency) cars ever drive on their streets on Shabbos?
Anyone know?
MorahRach – Please don’t leave. I enjoy and appreciate your posts.
Established business. You can see its success.
When a Litvak asks Rav Elyashev shlit”a for a bracha or to daven for him, he too – like a Chosid – is asking for him to be an intermediate with Hashem.
As far as segulos are concerned, aside from finding them throughout the Seforim, we find it in the Torah itself. Like arichas yomim for Shliach Hakan (and Kibud Av).