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Category Archives: Orthodoxy
Congruence With Orthodoxy
Joe emails: As I have told you for a long time, Orthodox Judaism is for married couples, preferably where the male carries a spare tire and the woman carries two. Going to shul and having a place where your kids … Continue reading
Posted in Orthodoxy
Tagged congruence, daf yomi, hanuka, married couples, orthodox judaism, orthodox shul
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I Got Poked On Facebook
These chicks poked me on Facebook and I’m not sure what to do. Do I poke back? Do I message back? Do I ask ’em out? Do I make wedding plans? Is this serious or is this just play? I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Orthodoxy, Sex
Tagged casual encounter, cock teases, Facebook, free porn, mechitza, single girls
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Excited About Judaism
As a convert to Judaism, I hear from a lot of people who are also interested in converting to Judaism. Among the many reasons they list for their love of Judaism, excitement over the many demands of Jewish Law is … Continue reading
Posted in Halacah, Judaism, Orthodoxy
Tagged converting to judaism, ethical monotheism, jewish group, jewish law, new religion
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Should Orthodox Institutions Invite Heretics To Speak?
Modern Orthodox rabbi Gil Student writes: A few weeks ago, a YU student organization had Prof. James Kugel speak to students. Prof. Kugel, you might recall, recently published a book which makes the case that the Bible is a collection … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient myths, gil student, orthodox rabbi, stern college, vosizneis, Yeshiva University
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