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If Yidden are expected to give candy on halloween on the basis of being neighborly in a pluralistic nation, on the same token we should only expect to start doing so after goyim start giving us kosher mishloach manos every purim.
Rabbeinu Gershom’s takanas are only applicable to Ashkenazim.
YY: If someone regularly drives in public on Shabbos or regularly eats cheeseburgers and non-kosher without shame, he’s publicly known to be not frum.
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No one cares that DaasYochid has more than one wife?
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No, it’s his business; why would anyone be bothered that he follows his minhagim? Perhaps he Teimani (or Sephardic) and that’s his minhag. We wouldn’t care if he’s Sephardic and eats kitniyos on Pesach either.
See Sh”utz Oz Nidviru 14:60,69.
YY: Correct. If someone drives on Shabbos he isn’t frum and isn’t protected from being spoken l”h about.
lilmod, the OP asked about shadchanim too. Shadchanim should be redting appropriate shidduchim to Yidden who have emotional or mental health issues that wish to get married.
If a person wants to get married a third-party shouldn’t be taking it upon themselves to decide the person who wants to get married shouldn’t.
limerick ahein
limerick aherr
if I knew how to make ’em, I’d have a good career
People with emotional or mental health problems need (and have a chiyuv) to get married. You wouldn’t try to stop someone with physical health problems from getting married and nor should you here.
lightbrite: older singles.
None.
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Wikileaks publishes classified government documents and files. Additionally non-frum Jews aren’t protected as frum Jews are by Jewish law. For many protections they fall under the same category as gentiles.
Governments aren’t Jewish, let alone frum Jews.
Welcome back minyan gal!
I (in frum America) wouldn’t have known it’s Halloween season if not for reading that fact here.
1) R”G only is applicable for Ashkenazim.
2) Even for Ashkenazim R”G doesn’t apply to activities of gentiles.
The Vaad of Flatbush used to run the old eruv. Do they still? The new eruv was supervised by a rabbi in Monsey.
Say “I am a Jew!”
Wasn’t their two purported eiruvs, one highly contested from 50 years ago by the MO community and a second highly contested one built about 16 years ago that is similar to the one in BP?
Thank You lilmod.
gofish, that is your view based on your previously stated change in worldview to one of modern orthodoxy and your stated rejection and repulsion of traditional (chareidi) orthodoxy. Nothing I cited from Chazal can be objectively construed as offensive or misrepresentive. Indeed, it is important to note that not even once have you challenged any of the Mamrei Chazal I quoted or even purported to point out what allegedly is misrepresentive about any of them or otherwise even attempted to counter them with any alternative explanation that purportedly rejects any other explanation I might have posted.
mod in bold: disagreed.
tis your prerogative
LF, is there a reason you put “minhag” in quotation marks (i.e. as what is sometimes referred to as scare quotes, if you disagree with its description) or you simply meant something else?
lilmod, you’re quotation of my post is an accurate reflection of my intent (as well as effect, imho.) And not to put down c’v, merely to counter the popular but inaccurate narrative.
gofish, once again your comment does not remotely reflect any accurate description of my posts.
although it accurately reflects the way most people read them
How long were you dating him?
Yes.
lilmod, her question is based on a false premise and is a canard. Additionally, today’s society in the secular world, and to an extent it has creeped in among some who call themselves frum, operates under the false assumption that there is little or no differences between the abilities and natural functions and duties of men and women. Quoting the various citations from Tanach, Mamrei Chazal, Rishonim and Achronim disabuses that popular notion.
I’ll note that that is a comment from someone who just days ago questioned the need to be frum because she disagreed with Chazal’s statements, gofish.
So you’re standing opposed to an old Minhag tznius amongst Yidden?
gofish, Jewish men have been (by necessity) literate throughout the ages of Jewish history.
Regarding the rest of your comment, see:
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/womens-bina-yeseira
Herr Nur (Yiddish) basically translates to “Listen Up”. It avoids any semblance of calling one’s spouse in public in any affectionate manner.
Is there reason to think that an uncertified Dunkin Donuts (or any random coffee shop) washes its coffee equipment in a better manner, from a kashrus perspective, than Starbucks? Or must they all be avoided, l’chatchila, for even black coffee?
lightbrite: “herr nur”.
What do goyim do in gan eden? (Those that get in.)
A person must be *at least* as focused on finding themselves a shidduch as they are focused on finding themselves a job, career, education, wealth, nice home, friends, socializing, vacations, entertainment, etcetera.
Apparently a non-kosher certified Dunkin Donuts is thus better from a kashrus perspective, since they don’t prepare meat, than a Starbucks.
The maskama is that now virtually all Starbucks locations are treif even for plain coffee since they virtually all now prepare treif meat on location?
If she had multiple gilguls, did she go to her husband from her first lifetime or her last lifetime?
“There are a few ????s about the purpose of women. Definitely not for power [see ???? ????? about why women are not for power and lessons from ????? and ?????]. One ???? says ??? ??? ??? ????? – for ornamental purposes. Another ???? says ??? ??? ??? ????? – to have kids. There is also a gemoro quoted a lot in the ??????? – i think the ???? is ??? ??? ??? ?????? – it means a woman is for her sewing. In short: In order so that the man can live an easy life!!!”
Yekke2: Yasher Koach. Do you have the maare mekomos for the Gemorahs that you cited?
They support their husbands and sons in the Bais Medrash shel Gan Eden and listen to the Kol Torah and shiurim emanating from the men’s Talmud Torah.
“chofetz chaim believes in harbutzus torah the way the other yeshivas do not and that means that many, many, of them end up in remote locations spreading judiasm.”
So is CC kind of like the Litvish Lubavitch?
lilmod, there is an inyan among many frum families where a husband will not call his wife by her name when non-family are present.
Cut it out!
“The Cook”, “The Baker”. 😉
Animals were created to serve humanity.
Officer (police, etc.)
Sergeant, Lieutenant, etc. of a police force or military. General.
President and Vice President (of a corporation or a country.)
Chairman.
Cook and Baker.