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ubiquitin, I’m disappointed in your last post–you just decided to join CR tradition and cruelly mutilate our language?
Yes. Even though trump is going to have it all figured out, will eliminate terrorism, and be friends with everyone, we must realize that strenght doesn’t come from man, and even he needs help from Above.
If Dorothy’s mother was jewish, then Bernie is. Nothing else matters, including his mother’s name. That is the Halacha.
why don’t you look at the rambam, and Sanhedrin 59b
Hot water once spilled on me and I got a bad blister. I guess that’s the carrot?
kfb
official spokesperson for Hashem
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Is says somewhere (I forgot where) that Arabs nowadays aren’t ?????? in ???? because ??? ?????? and ??? ????? have become integrated with each other.
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Is says somewhere (I forgot where) that Arabs nowadays aren’t ???? in ???? because ??? ?????? and ??? ????? have become integrated with each other.
he meant “is today’s daf gittin 68?”
the answer is yes.
R’ Soloveitchik famously said that nowadays anyone who doesn’t teach their daughters torah teaches them tiflus.
And no, getting the “Slow down” message does
not mean that your post has been rejected
do you mean to say that it never goes through or that mods won’t necessarily reject it?
neither did I. Can you explain it?
you’re getting there, squeak. A few more posts like these
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/bar-mitzvah-seforim-gift-ideas#post-599814
and you’ll get it.
You are all excellent at seeing trees. Now here’s a secret. If you climb up and look over them you will be able to see there is a forest.
Wow. I used to like you, Squeak.
From what I’ve seen of R’ Hershel Shechter’s anti-B”D tirades, most of his ta’anos are that Batei Din that allow to’anim are dishonest, which is too general a statement to be accurate. I’ve also seen him spread literal libel about certain Batei Din.
B”D usually charges per hour, as mentioned, and it is split between the plaintiff and defendant. In the extremely rare cases where the plaintiff had no real claim, and the defendant went to b”d only because he didn’t have a choice in the matter, his fee is usually waived. (I don’t know if the plaintiff has to pay it, or if b”d loses out.)
It is wisest to go to a reputable b”d and that neither side should have to’anim. If the dayyanim are talmidei chachaim (if they’re not, find a different b”d), to’anim are unnecessary and are just an additional expense. R’ Shechter also has a valid point that to’anim could drag out a case, and that in inept batei din, the to’anim could cause a misruling. This isn’t c”v saying that all to’anim are crooks, and k”v not saying that all batei din that allow to’anim are corrupt.
1) The Brisker Rav lived in Eretz Yisroel. Why would he have $50 bills?
2) If he gave it, how may he take it back?
3) Why would he put in a $50 bill and not a $1 (or a piece of paper, or hair, for that matter)?–or was the point that the money could be kept, but only if he uses it?
4) How does the fact that the bill was still there prove that he never opened it?
5) A lot of people have a lot of s’forim which they use only from time to time. The fact that after a few months, the boy was still finishing shas and hadn’t yet the opportunity to peruse the Rav’s Seifer doesn’t mean anything. If the seifer had been opened, we would be hearing something about our dor where 13 year old boys are learning Brisker Ravs before they know anything else.
Why have all the adar/purim threads been bumped?
mod 42, who are the other 2?
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S613, who’s your brother?
I tried bumping this recently and mods didn’t let. Let’s see if I can do it now. (I have to succeed, now that HIR escalated this to a conflict.)
Uh-oh. This calls for backup.
Who asked you?
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DY, yes, of course. What I meant was that even though defining it may give you more options for resolving it, it won’t stop more people going out with each other from being an adequate resolution.
May I remind you that you said:
Why don’t you bump the one that says “how do you bump”?
DY, That’s one way of solving it. Or you can get more people to go out with each other.
HIR (to save DY the task):
h) the inability to discuss shidduchim in a public forum
Presto!
I’d rather define it as the inability to discuss anything other than shiduchim in a public forum. With the CR, we see it firsthand.
It’s not original unless they think of it themselves.
Sure, if you define “the shidduch crisis” as not having many dates. According to that definition, chassidim have the worst shidduch crisis, since they have beshows.
How you define the shiduch crisis doesn’t effect how it’s resolved.
yummycupcake didn’t get married to another poster (or did she?)
It got approved.
why was that site allowed?
The one who dug it out doesn’t own it for the next two weeks, but if anyone else wants to take it, they should first have to move all the snow back and then dig it up themselves.
Bais Yosef,
Mechon L’Choshen Mishpat (R’ Chaim KOhn),
Bais Din Tzedek Umishpot
But there has yet to be a CR wedding. chaplainzvi and gefen got married via the CR.
I will occasionally email various posters identities to each other in the hopes of resolving the shidduch crisis
But there has yet to be a CR wedding.
Resolving the shiduch crisis doesn’t necessarily mean people will get married. It just means more people will go out with each other.
LF, you’re referring to this?
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/bumping-a-new-thread#post-378966
BUMP
probably the same thing in-towners did.
Joseph, how’d you know about that?
good thread title.
The whole RLUIPA doesn’t make sense. Towns and cities have zoning laws for a reason, “They don’t want their town to turn into Lakewood,” and there’s no reason why every town should have to accommodate religion institutions that don’t satisfy their requirements. The law borders on unconstitutional and is definitely discriminatory.
From a tactical standpoint, the Yeshiva should forgo their right to open there and save religious freedom for more important matters. Suing Ocean County now will only fester anti-Semitism and wariness over “Jews taking over”.