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well then i apologize
it never occurred to me in the slightest that Rabbi Soloveitchik would have been insulted by being referred to as :R’JB Soloveitchik ztl.
it never would have occured to me.
i was wondering the same thing
but i figured id let you ask.
sam he didnt refer to him by his initials
he referred to him by his full name including his middle initial and including a term of respect and Brocha: ztl
did the Rabbi object to someone including the middle initial when referring to Roshei Yeshivah?
i think, as you are wont to do, you are not carefully reading other peoples posts.
please reread his post and my earlier post regarding his post.
if you are still having difficulties with this, please let us know
I dont need a cell phone
i believe the correct grammar would be:
“i doesnt need a cell phone”
yes, why does you?
sam 2
read his post again
B is his middle initial
he referred to him as “R. JB Soloveitchik ztl.” if you keep on reading past the end of the line
“the torah is too hard for me therefore i dont follow it”
no, its much worse than that,
its: “”the torah is too hard for me therefore i have no obligation or Command to follow it”
satire
i just started thursday night tape number four hundred and one.
i listened to first hundred or so in this series about 10 times for each one.
as far as im concerned the best Mussar sefer, at least for me but i bet for most thirsting Yidden as well is Rabbi Millers, tz’l commentary on the second Shaar of chovos Levovos. i dont know if you can get it everywhere
you can get it here
i think you need to send an email to the address on the bottom of the page
Why would someone say unfortunatly that they went to college?
they wouldnt, someone who went to college would probably say: “unfortunately”
very difficult and Kabbalistic though
nevermind.
i promised myself i would not expose myself to these kinds of attitudes during this time of the year, i tried but its difficult.
ill try again though.
goodbye for now.
so you have met several conservative people who are completely shomer Halacha. i guess they are rebels then to defy the conservative movement as a whole like that.
wow you must be REALLY friendly with a lot of people. you ask them questions about Taras Mishpacha? and you watch to see what they do when a milchig fork falls int a bowl of chicken soup? well, assuming you know they have two sets of silverware that is. i guess you eat at their homes then. im sure most Poskim would approve of that.
i happen to know many reform and reconstructionist people who are also completely shomer Halacha as well. i know thats hard to believe but its true, i know them! perhaps ill become reform too, why not, if you can be reform or conservative and be completely shomer Halacha.
i just wanted everyone here to know about this so they will stop criticizing the other two branches of Judaism.
were all the same you know, love Hashem, ignore Hashem, seek to do His will as He has commanded us, or just to be good people and ignore what we dont agree with. its all the same really, as long as we are nice people and have a good gefilte fish recipe.
unfortunately
when i was in college i practiced zen-baddhism extensively.
i found it to be very rewarding, challenging, and spiritually satisfying.
i progressed in spiritual growth and “finding myself”
im sure avodah zarah was equally meaninful to those that practiced it.
xtianity looked pretty good too, very peaceful and friendly, i never got the chance to look into it though.
nudge
do they still need people to sign? i just noticed this now but doesnt look like they need it anymore.
the more signatures, the more this could be taken seriously
check your email
the same thing happened to me and somehow i got registered even though i didnt pass the puzzle thing.
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yes
obviously there are things that are not Melochos that shouldnt be done
i did not say otherwise
i said if it is allowable then it is allowable under Halacha.
the op stated that we should “not do Melachos”, in the context of “loopholes, thus equating allowable actions with forbidden actions
if the action is allowable then it falls under the same Halacha as those things that are not allowable. it is not a Melocho and it is not a “loophole”.
popa wrote that
okay, but then the correct metaphor would be
lets not chase after a red herring.
the forest is composed of trees
this is too sensitive a question to be asked here
you need an answer from a recognized knowledgable orthodox Rabbi.
please ask your question to a local Orthodox Rabbi.
if that is difficult for you, you can be assured of an accurate answer from here:
thats true
and how about that crazy big-bang thing
imagine, the entire universe in a sesame seed, ridiculous
glad they finally disproved that one.
radio waves have massachusetts
that doesnt make any sense. i thought you were a physicist.
radio waves have mass.
i know this because they are composed of photons
photons are described as energy packets
and packets for sure have mass
did you ever see a packet of something just floating in the air?
however some other scientists say photons have no mass, at least no “rest mass”
we have multiple personality disorder
and i thought you were talking about whether or not radio waves have mass
50s
nuclear war drills in school, the girls lined up against the wall of lockers, the boys lined up next to the girls, so when the bomb hit, the boys bodies would protect the girls.
and whats with this new blazes thing?
fake earing are really 3 dimensional stickers that stick to your earlobe and look just like real earings. my aynaklach used to use them before they got their ears pierced.
what are you disagreeing with?
sure, could be a nickle allergy.
the poster asked what she should use instead of water on her ear.
i answered her question
try hydrogen peroxide, alcohol, or bacitracin ointment (over the counter). also polysporin oint, though i prefer bacitracin, as this is probably a staph infection. dont use neosporin as it has a signicicant allergic reaction rate.
well i know nothing about this place but im tempted
http://www.suitworldonline.com/products/2-Suit-Special-Sale.html
what they told her is just meaningless doctorspeak drivel for: everyone should do those things, everyone already knows that, youre no different than anyone else, but because we charged you so much money were expected to give you some sage advice.
after the post op period there is no difference between a kidney donor and anyone else who has had significant surgery in the past, except they no longer have a spare kidney and so should MAYBE, depending on how they feel about it (kind of like the risk of hepatitisb vs its cost) be a bit more prudent in exposing themselves to major trauma.