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Category Archives: Orthodoxy
Can a Synagogue Honor a Pimp?
According to Wikipedia: “David Ernest Duke (born July 1, 1950) is an American activist and writer, a former Grand Wizard of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan,[4][5] and former Republican Louisiana State Representative. He was a candidate in the … Continue reading
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The Orthodox Rabbi With The Comely Shiksa Assistant
It’s not uncommon to run into married Orthodox Jewish men who take pride in their comely shiksa assistants and they don’t mind letting you know that they’re tapping that. Why do they want you to know? Because they know, wink, … Continue reading
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Obsession with sin is strictly Christian
No other religion has it. I’ve never heard nor even heard or nor read any Jewish sermon against sin. In Reform and Conservative Judaism, there’s virtually no talk of sin and everything Jewish you want to do is applauded. In … Continue reading
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A Big Secular Vs Religious Difference I See In Jewish Life
I hear secular Jews complaining frequently in public about their spouses while I almost never hear that in Orthodox life. It’s simply not an acceptable thing to do in the Orthodox world I know. Why is this? When marriage/sex/food/drinking are … Continue reading
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My Journey Into Orthodox Judaism
I first walked into an Orthodox shul (Knesset Israel Torah Center) in Sacramento in early 1993 on a Sunday morning to take a conversion to Judaism class with friends. The rabbi looked at me walking in with a yarmulke on … Continue reading